Welingkar Mumbai Cutoff 2025: Check Previous Year’s Closing Cut Off Score/Trends

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Welingkar Mumbai Cut-Off trends ( All India rank )

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Closing Rank: 174

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Welingkar Mumbai Cut-Off 2022

Course	Closing All India rank
MMS	174

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About Cutoff at Welingkar Mumbai

Prin. L.N.Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research (WeSchool) releases the cutoff every year. Only candidates who meet the Welingkar Mumbai cutoff are eligible for admission. Cutoff at Welingkar Mumbai is based on the marks secured in national-level entrance exams such as CAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ GMAT.

WeSchool Mumbai cut off is the minimum mark that candidates must obtain in CAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ ATMA/ GMAT. The details of the Prin LN Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research cutoff have been tabulated below.

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Welingkar Mumbai Cutoff 2024 (PGDM Batch)

Programmes	CAT 2023/ XAT 2024/ GMAT (2021 onwards) percentile	ATMA Feb and May 2024/ CMAT 2024 percentile
PGDM/ PGDM E-Business/ PGDM Research and Business Analytics	80	85
PGDM Retail Management/ PGDM Media and Entertainment/ PGDM Business Design	75	80
PGDM Healthcare Management	70 percentile across the above entrance tests, irrespective of any graduation degree background
PGDM Rural Management

Note: Candidates need to meet the above-mentioned cutoff marks for admission into WeSchool Mumbai.

Student Reviews for Welingkar Mumbai

4.1/5(268 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 4.2/5

Academics: 4/5

Placements: 3.8/5

Value for Money: 3.1/5

Campus Life: 3.9/5

Expensive with great opportunities

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Posted on 7 Aug'25 by prachi mahajan
Batch of 2024-01-01 | MMS

College Infrastructure

College offers a compact yet high tech campus with air conditioned classroom wifi bloomberg Terminals a digital library agile labs yoga haul and innovation slab hostels are nearby with decent facilities but limited seats the cafeteria breakout spaces and auditorium enhance students life its idle for a urban learners with modern needs

Over all was a good learning experience.

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Posted on 12 Mar'25 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2025-01-01 | PGDM E Business

College Infrastructure

Prin. Welingkar Institute of management Development and research, Mumbai, has a good infrastructure which is well maintained but compact campus. Classrooms are equipped with comfortable chairs, proper lighting and air conditioning. The library is well stocked.

This is a good college to kickstart your MBA journey.

Posted on 24 May'24 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2026-01-01 | PGDM Media and Entertainment

College Infrastructure

Being at the heart of Mumbai, the locality and environment of the college is very much convenient for the student's need. As the infrastructure is concerned, it is highly developed and cater a very good learning environment among the students and excellent amenities for consumption.

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will the application window of welingkar open again?cause I missed the last application filling day.

Hello Aspirant.

Hope you are doing well.

Really sorry but i would like to tell you that you should call the higher authorities of the college because they can help you much better with this and be patient while they respond to your query they'll try there level best to solve your query and i am telling you to contact the higher authorities because every institution have different sets of rules and regulations for the admission process.

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Muskan Shokeen30 Jan'22

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average package for passout students

The package offered to students in different fields are different.

The packages vary in terms of branch, specialisation, perfection and many other aspects while a student wants to get a package.

So please reply about what placements you want to ask so that I could help you better

Nitin Mereddy22 Sep'21

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should i wait and expect a call from wellingkar at 91%ile in cmat .. or should i directly apply for the college filling the form??

You'll have to fill in the application form paying a certain registration amount through their official website then only you'll receive a call from there. To get a call from any college one has to fill in their respective application form and thus he/she gets a call from the Institute.

Welingkar does a profile based shortlisting for students from Maharashtra. So if you belong to Maharashtra you can sure shot get a call from Welingkar Mumbai but if you belong to other states then the minimum CMAT percentile required is 99.93. There are a total of 18 seats out of 120 seats for students from other states.

Good Luck

Sampriti Gupta6 Feb'20

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Welingkar Mumbai Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Can I get into Welingkar, Mumbai at 80 percentile?

Yes, you can get shortlisted for admission to Welingkar Mumbai if you have 80 percentile.

2: What was the PGDM Healthcare cutoff for Welingkar Mumbai?

The PGDM Healthcare cutoff for Welingkar Mumbai is 70 percentile.

3: What are the factors that affect Welingkar Mumbai cut off?

The major factors that affect the Welingkar Mumbai cut off is the number of qualifying candidates, number of candidates who appeared in the entrance exam, the availability of seats, the difficulty level of exam, marking scheme, reservation criteria and previous year cut off trends.