NLDIMSR Mumbai All Questions

Hello aspirant,

MMS course is offered by few management colleges of Maharashtra through CET. However, your category and domicile plays a very important role in getting admission into MMS program. If you belong to general category then you will not get any MMS college.

For cut offs of colleges visit:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mah-cet-cutoff

Good Luck

Dear student,

XIME Bangalore is better than NL DALMIA Mumbai. Placements are good in XIME Bangalore. The facilities and infrastructure are good in this college that's why it is better than NL DALMIA Mumbai.

To know more details about XIME Bangalore use below link.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/xavier-institute-of-management-and-entrepreneurship-bangalore/amp

For more information about NL DALMIA Mumbai go through below link.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/nl-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mumbai/amp

Hope this helps.

Best of Luck!!

Hello,

Both the colleges are good but I suggest you NL Dalmia as it is one of the best colleges . It has the best faculty , infrastructure . It is one of the top B schools in B schools . The placements are top class . There are best placements . It offers various industry insights and projects to give students first hand experience . They always guide you and if you join in this college definitely you would be successful in the future .

Hope this helps you .

Hello,

N.L. Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research offers various courses like PGDM in Finance and Global MBA.

The admission is done through different exams like CAT and MAT.

You should have mentioned the course that you have in mind for specific results.

General cutoffs are:

25 percentile in CAT for PGDM in Finance

Global MBA: MAT 90 %ile ; CMAT 85 %ile

Masters of Management Studies: 99.83%ile in MAH CET.

Refer link for complete info on college:

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/nl-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mumbai

Hope this helps.

Thanks.

The admission process for NL Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research is as follows:

• Admission to PGDM programme is offered on the basis of a valid score in one among CAT/ CMAT/ XAT/ MAT/ MHCET/ ATMA.
• Admission to Global MBA and PG Certificate programme is offered on the basis of NLD-SAT conducted by the institute.
• In order to get selected in the institute for PGDM and at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside for Global MBA programme, eligible candidate need to go through GD-PI session.
• For selection to MMS, the institute has reserved 51% of the seats for linguistic minority students and admission is offered via DTE CAP round only.

Fee structure:

Global MBA- Total Fees: 3.74 Lakh

PGDM in Finance- Total Fees: 9.30 Lakh

PGDM in Marketing- (https://www.shiksha.com/college/n-l-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mira-road-mumbai-509/reviews?course=302639) Total Fees: 9.30 Lakh

MMS in finance-  Total Fees: 3.74 Lakhs

PGDM in human resource-  Total Fees: 9.30 Lakh

Master of Mnagment Studies- Total Fees: 3.74 Lakh

PG Certificate in Big data- Total Fees: 4.50 Lakh

Hope this helps!

Hi,

For admission to any MBA  college you need to give the required entrance exam like- CAT/XAT/CMAT/MAT/CET/SNAP,etc. And score a decent percentile in any exam to get admission to good bschool and also have minimum of 50 percent in graduation.

The colleges will see your all over profile i.e. your academic background, work ex, connections with ngo if any. These things are required to build a strong profile.

After giving any entrance and securing good percentile you should select colleges on the basis of  fees i.e. investment and the rate of ROI you get from that college i.e. the placement scenario of the college.

Accordingly for marketing there are many colleges which give decent packages and give a call even at low Percentile

Like IMI KOLKATA,JAIPURIA,ISB&M,JIMS ROHINI,IMT NAGPUR,IMT NAVI MUMBAI, BIMM,etc.

Thank you.

Hi Mahima,

It is difficult to answer your question as NL Dalmia, Mumbai decides its cut off on the basis of the quality and number of applications received thus you can see some big fluctuations in the cutoff score.  For this year, you could expect it to be in the range of 80-90%.

You should first of all do a SWOT analysis jotting down all your strengths and weaknesses. And then prepare answers of the basic questions like a brief introduction about yourself and your hobbies and interests and why do you want to pursue MBA.

After that try to brush up some basics of your graduation subjects. Usually tier 3 colleges like Jaipuria, NL Dalmia and others don't usually ask questions from graduation but the knowledge would be useful if you sit for an interview of some tier 1 or 2 colleges. But keep the goings on in the country and the world handy as this would help you both in Group Discussions as well as PI. Go through the newspaper everyday to keep yourself updated.

If you can prepare this much it would suffice. These colleges usually check your communication skills and your employability.

All the very best

hello,

It usually starts from january and ends in March. for year 2019, the last date was march 31,2019. It will be nearly same for the coming year too. There might be some day fluctuation but the session will be same.

You can keep updating yourself and look out for release of any details or any notice.

If they opens the portal for form filling then you will get to know. So keep on checking two times a day.

Hope it helps!

NL Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research is a reputed institute in India for management studies. The college offers excellent faculty as they are highly experienced plus each student gets an exclusive mentor to solve their queries or any doubts. The placement record is pretty good for Finance in this college. By the end of the course, most of the students get placed in companies like CITI Bank, HDFC Bank, TATA Motors, Naukri.com, etc.
You can read more reviews here-
http://www.careers360.com/colleges/nl-dalmia-institute-of-management-studies-and-research-mumbai/reviews