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SIES Mumbai Cut-off - Previous Years Trends with Opening & Closing Rank for all Courses

Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra

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SIES Mumbai Cut-Off trends ( All India rank )

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MMS

Year 2022

Closing Rank: 453

Year 2021

Closing Rank: 655

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SIES Mumbai Cut-Off 2022

Course	Closing All India rank
MMS	453

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About Cutoff at SIES Mumbai

SIES Mumbai Cutoff 2023: SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai releases the cutoff for admission to the MMS programme. The SIES Mumbai cutoff refers to the merit score required by the candidates to qualify for the SIES Mumbai admissions. SIES College of Management Studies cutoff is released after the declaration of the MAH CET result. Based on the candidate’s merit score, SIES College of Management Studies, Navi Mumbai prepares the final merit list. The factors affecting the SIES Mumbai cutoff are the number of qualifying candidates, the number of candidates who appeared in the entrance test, the total number of seats, the difficulty level of the entrance test, reservation criteria and past year cut off trends.

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SIES Mumbai Cutoff- 2020-21 (Merit for All India Seats CAP Round-I)

Course	Merit Score
MMS	99.68

SIES Mumbai Cutoff- 2020-21 (Merit for All India Seats CAP Round-II)

Course	Merit Score
MMS	99.58

Candidates who meet the SIES Mumbai MAH CET cutoff are eligible to participate in the Maharashtra CAP All India Counselling.

Student Reviews for SIES Mumbai

4/5(23 Reviews)

College Infrastructure: 3.6/5

Academics: 3.9/5

Placements: 3.7/5

Value for Money: 2.8/5

Campus Life: 3.7/5

Decent college

Posted on 15 Oct'23 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2023-01-01 | MMS

College Infrastructure

My college have necessary facilities and equipments for the students and the staff but our infrastructure is not too good. The living spaces are clean and the food is pure veg and hygienic and reasonable according to the price.

Average college needs to improve infrastructure

Posted on 8 Oct'23 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2022-01-01 | MMS

College Infrastructure

My college doesn’t have all the facilities equipments and good infrastructure. Everything in our college is average not proper facilities are provided to us . The living spaces are clean and the food is also hygienic.

Good college

Posted on 6 Oct'23 by Anonymous

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Batch of 2020-01-01 | MMS

College Infrastructure

My college have all the necessary infrastructure facilities and the equipment. They are all well maintained and well used . Our classrooms have all the facilities like smart board projectors and wifi in our campus .

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How is the SIES AIMA PGDM programme for fresher's? placement stats ?

SIES AIMA PGDM programme for is a decent option for freshers. As per their official records they have been able to place 95 to 100 percent of their students. Their latest placement statistics -

PGDM / MMS /AIMA-PGDM Batch 2017-19

Total No. of Students - 288

No. of Companies that visited campus- 135

New Companies - 43

Highest Salary - Rs. 18.00 Lakhs p.a

Average Salary Rs. 7.14 Lakhs p.a

Summer Internship stats PGDM/ MMS Batch 2018-20

Total No. of Students - 239

No. of Companies that visited campus - 103

Highest Stipend - Rs. 70K

Average Stipend - Rs. 20K

Abhimanyu Mukherjee23 Jul'20

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i got 59.45 in cat how many chances are there for me in sies

With your CMAT percentile you can some chances of getting a call from SIES Mumbai only if you belong to Maharashtra as they do a profile based shortlisting for students from Maharashtra. For other state students the minimum percentile you need to get in CMAT is 99.94. Moreover out of 120 seats only 5 seats are there for other state students. So if you belong to Maharashtra you can get a call or else the chances would be bleak.

But you should apply for some other decent colleges that doesn't require a candidate to score a certain percentile to get a call like

NDIM New Delhi (fees = 9.3 lakhs)
JIMS Rohini (7.7 lakhs)
BIMM Pune (7.85 lakhs)

You'll just have to fill in their application form paying a certain registration amount and select the city where you want your interview to be conducted and they'll give you a call. Moreover your final selection will be based on your performance in the GD/PI rounds where they'll mostly check your communication skills and your employability.

Apart from that these are a few colleges accepting CMAT percentile ranging from 50 to 60. But these are not very good colleges for pursuing management education and you must keep them as your last resort

IPE Hyderabad (fees = 8.15 lakhs)
IIRM Jaipur (7.2 lakhs)
MP Birla Institute of Management Bangalore (1.08 lakhs)
SCMS Cochin (7.5 lakhs)
SDMIMD Mysore (2.5 lakhs) and others

Good Luck

Sampriti Gupta6 Feb'20

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i have 72.62%ile in CET, 87%ile in MAT and 93%ile in ATMA can i apply to SIES through ILS? What are my chances of converting a call?

the chances for the conversion of the call will depend upon how you score in GDPI, WAT, and your past academic background also matters a lot, as well. So work hard on all those things which are still in your hand.

all the best for the future and i hope you get the college you want to be in.

Rudraksh Parey15 Jul'19

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