You can check out the given link below which redirects you to the NMAT percentile predictor webpage of careers360 by which you can definitely predict your percentile and use it for your further purposes.NMAT exam is a computer based test which is used for admission to the MBA programs in INDIA . The score is generally on a scale of 12 to 120 for each section and 36 to 360 for overall. if you want to use the predictor you have to enter your mock test scores and this predictor will then estimate your NMAT exam percentile based on these mock scores

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Hello there,

The NMAT cutoff for XIMB (Xavier Institute of Management Bhubaneswar) varies slightly each year but is typically around 92-94 percentile . Here's a general breakdown:

1. Score Range : A total score of 230–250+ is usually safe.
2. Sectional Cutoffs : Ensure balanced performance across sections:
   • Language Skills: 75+
   • Quantitative Skills: 75+
   • Logical Reasoning: 75+

Note : The exact cutoff depends on the competition and the number of applicants. Always aim for a higher score to secure admission.

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Basically nmat test is conducted for admission in NMIMS Mumbai, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru and all these colleges accepts more than 200 plus score in nmat for admission But I would suggest you to not take a drop year, try to get admission in private colleges with this score, I'm sure even in NMIMS Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore, you can get admission… so I think you should take admission or drop another year and try to score more than 200 plus.

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Hello,

To find your NMAT percentile using the scaled score, you should know that NMAT percentiles are only released after the testing window closes, based on how you and all other test-takers performed relative to each other. Scaled scores for each of the three sections—Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning—are between 12–120, and the overall is between 36–360.

Percentiles show how your score compares with others, showing the percentage of candidates that you outperformed. GMAC calculates and publishes these percentiles with final results.

To check your percentile:

1. After the declaration of results, log in to your NMAT account on the official portal.
2. Percentiles do not directly come from the scaled scores but rely instead on overall test performance; therefore, trends from previous years or percentile predictors may serve as a rough guide.

For accurate information, visit the NMAT portal or official documentation for further information.

Hello,

For OBC candidates who aspire to secure admission in NMIMS and other private colleges that admit candidates on the basis of NMAT, the usual cut off percentile is

• NMIMS Mumbai: 99+ percentile
• NMIMS Bangalore: 98 percentile
• NMIMS Navi Mumbai and other campuses: 90+ percentile

The scores may be considered in other private colleges if their cutoff percentile ranges from 80 to 90 percentiles according to the courses. Check out more at Careers360 here.

Given that your NMAT score is 200, percentile may be around 90+ (awaiting confirmation by official NMAT score vs percentile data released later). That would put you in a great position to look at many NMAT accepting colleges. Here's the step-by-step process:

Colleges to Consider:

Actually, colleges do not release particular cut-offs by percentile. However, given the historical trends, you could look at colleges that have:

Average NMAT Cutoff percentile 85-90 (approx. it will be confirmed with the later updated data

examples (they are examples. Prepare each one's official website).

NMIMS Mumbai, Bangalore & Hyderabad  Different different campuses have different cut-offs for  They could be aiming for the Mumbai campus  KJ Somaiya Institute of Management Mumbai Shiv Nadar School of Management Noida SP Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR) Mumbai for PGMPW program  Great Lakes Institute of Management Chennai

Process After Scoring Card:

Download Official NMAT Scorecard from official NMAT website

Shortlist Colleges: Find the set of colleges that align with your career goals, entrance requirements, and your range of NMAT scores.

Application Forms: Download or apply to fill up application forms from the shortlisted colleges. Deadlines usually vary. Be watchful.

Application Process: Carefully fill in the application forms. Essays, LORs, and other supporting documents may be required.

Entrance Exams: Some colleges may conduct special entrance exams or personal interviews. Prepare for them.

Selection and Shortlisting: After shortlisting, you will be called for group discussion and a personal interview. Prepare well for them.

Final Selection and Admission: After your overall performance, you will get the offer letter from the college. Obey the instructions of the college for acceptance and admission procedure.

Bonus Tips

Enhance your profile: Look for internships, certifications, or projects to build your application

Prepare yourself for GDs and PIs: Look up most common topics that may arise for a GD and a PI and practice speaking

Diversify Your Applications: Apply to a good mix of colleges in the score band you are targeting

Keep yourself updated: Regular check on college websites and the official NMAT platforms, so you know what's there, when, and how to execute.

A good NMAT score is but one part of selection; work for a strong all-around profile and practice your soft skills, which will make it very easy for you to get into a top B-school.

SP Jain Institute of Management and Research offers two-year, full-time PGDM , PGDM-BM, 18 months PGPM and Global Management programme. Admission to the PGDM, PGDM BM and PGPM programmes is made through the CAT and GMAT scores only. SPJIMR does not accept the NMAT scores for admission to these programmes. However, if you want to apply for the Global Management programme, then you can apply for admission through the NMAT scores along with CAT/ XAT / GRE/ GMAT scores.

Hello Vaish!

When you sit for NMAT, it does take a strict process of identity verification. That can be done as follows:

• Keep valid ID proof with your signature on it such as your passport or PAN card, etc. ID issued by the government with your photo and signature would be considered acceptable. The same will be cross-checked at the time of reaching the test center.
• Digital Signature: These days, their digital signature is quite abundantly collected through the check-in process, which is made on a digital pad or on a device.
• Manual Signature: They may at times ask for your manual signature on an attendance sheet, as proof of your presence during the test.

However, kindly refer to the guidelines by the NMAT exam authorities or the test center for specific information.

MAT and NMAT are both entrance exams conducted for admission into management program in India. While there maybe some overlap in terms of the general aptitude & reasoning sections, it's important to note that they are conducted by different bodies and have different focuses.

MAT covers sections like language comprehension, Mathematical skills, data analysis and sufficiency, intelligence and critical reasoning, and India and Global environment.

NMAT on the other hand, focuses on language skills, Quantitative analysis and logical reasoning.

MAT is conducted in either paper based or computer based but, NMAT is only computer based.

MAT scores are accepted by wide range of management schools across India. While NMAT score are primarily used for admission into NMIMS, and some other institutions.

Given these differences, it's advisable to study separately for each exam.