Hello,

So after you clear the cut off you will get a call after that you should definitely start preparing for CD/PI.

Case Discussion-

A group of around 10–13 people will sit together and discuss about one case and its questions. One thing you need to focus upon is-

Be relevant while speaking

Treat others with dignity and respect

Stop jumping to conclusions

Don’t divert from the topic

Be confident

Stop cutting other person’s point

Sound interested

All The Best.

Hello,

For your reference, I am posting the different weightages for different aspects considered by NMIMS before the final admission of any candidate:

• NMAT Score - 70%
• Case Discussion - 10%
• Personal Interview - 10%
• Work Experience - 5%
• Academic Scores - 5%

As you can see, the NMAT score makes up for a staggering 70% of the final admission score. If you are worried about your low academic scores, you should try and make up for it by scoring well in NMAT and giving reasonably good CD-PI rounds.

All The Best.

Hello student

The cutoff is expected to fall under 160-200for the new academic session.For nmims bangalore the expected cutoff will be above 200 as per the previous year trends so the chances are low.You may get nmims mumbai.The previous year cutoff for nmims mumbai was around 170.To know more about the cutoff -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff/amp

MBA Pharmaceutical Management - Mumbai Campus campus has 120 seat intake. And 30% of the seats will be offered to girls. To be eligible for MBA in Pharmaceuticals Management at NMIMS, you should have completed your Bachelor's or Masters degree in Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Medical Technology and Biotechnology, MBBS, BDS, BHMS, BAMS with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Candidates with B.Tech. Bio-Tech./Bio-Medical or B.E. Bio-Tech./BioMedical with a minimum aggregate of 50% can also apply. Admission to NMIMS is a 3 phase procedure:

NMAT

Case Discussion

Personal Interview

Case discussion and Personal interview might tbe held on online for shortlisted Candidates only.We do not have 2019 cut offs per se. But in 2017, the cut offs for MBA Pharma were as follows:

QS: 50

LS: 50

LR: 50

Overall score: 169

Now this is an old data and cut offs change every year. You haven't mentioned whether 149 is your scaled score or its your Final percentile score. The scores that are reported are scaled scores and the final percentile score is the percentage of Candidates who have scored less than you in a certain section. It might be tad difficult for a seat in Pharmaceutical management with a score of 149. But we would still suggest you to watch out foe any update regarding the shortlisting list for Case Discussion and Personal Interview at www.nmims.edu website.By the virtue of 30% reservation for girls, you might stand a borderline chance. For more information, please read https://upload.nmims.edu/nmat2021/Handout%20Admission%202021.pdf and https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff

Hello,

First of all the expected cutoff for NMAT is 160-200 marks with Logical Reasoning 65-70 and Quantitative skills with expected cutoff 70-75 and language skills of 62-65and the expected cutoff for nmims in pharmaceutical management is expected to be 200 ( https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff ).

But previous year cutoff for nmims for pharmaceutical management was 50 in Logical Reasoning 50 and Quantitative skills with expected cutoff 50 and language skills of 50 and overall cutoff of 169/200.

The cutoffs are difficult to predict as they depend on various factors but you may get a call in the later counselling rounds so I recomment you to stay updated with the notices on the official website and all the counselling dates will be updated there.

Hope this helps

Hi Candidate,

The state qouta or the domicile certificate is needed for the candidates who are eligible and interested for applying for the seats which come under their State Colleges Qouta.

If you have a proper and authenticated domicile of Gujarat and you wish to apply through the Gujrat qouta of seats, then you are completely eligible for Admission. You can get the State Qouta of seats for Admission.

Hope that this answer helps you. All The Best!!

Hello

Yes , for every attempt you have to register for nmims. If you re apply for nmat and forgot to apply for nmims you will get reminders through your mail and phone call. And you can apply for nmims before deadline.

Hope my answer will help you

Thank you

Hello student

GMAC has released the mock test for preparation of students. The students can familiarise themselves with the exam pattern as well as the time management. For the mock test, the students should visit the official website. Register themselves for the test with their personal details. Login credentials will be created. With the login credentials the students can login on the prescribed day of exam and take the test.

For more details you can refer the following link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-mock-test/amp

Hello student,

A as per the rule you must should register for nmims, apart if you already have been registered or,give your in nmat examination. The registration is compulsory. However the date for registration in nmims is up to 14th December so you can do it now. Click on the link below to know more about the examination.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat

Hey

Yes, NMIMS do consider science vocational courses for calculating the eligibility criteria for courses such as B.Tech and MBA (Tech).

When talking about getting admission in the mentioned courses in the Mumbai campus, science or science vocational courses, an aggregate minimum score of 50% in PCM in class 12 or equivalent, is required for getting admission.

Thanks