SPJIMR, Mumbai All Questions

Hi harshit

Your CAT score is good. And your past academic result is decent too. You can fill the form for spjimr and baby iims with 93%ile. If you have work experince of minimum 2 years you can go for profile based admission. In profile based admission your past academic records, graduation score are given high prefrence for cut-offs.

Hello Aayam

Applicants are selected on the basis of various factors such as the CAT percentile, academic performance, work experience (if any), etc. Test scores are important but complete profile of the candidate is considered.

If you are expecting 134 marks in the CAT exam, your expected percentile is 95 - 97 percentile and with this percentile you can expect a call from newer IIMs like IIM Shillong, IIM Kozhikode, IIM Ranchi, IIM Rohtak, etc.

Also, you have good chances to get a call from MDI and SP Jain and get selected.
Selection process include interview, group discussions, so you should prepare for the further process.

You can also go through the following links-
CAT Percentile predictor- https://bschool.careers360.com/cat-percentile-predictor

 https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/which-b-schools-can-i-get-if-my-cat-percentile-between-90-and-100

Hope for the Best!
Good Luck!

Entrance exams to get admission in spjimr are cat xat and gmat. To get admission in spjimr it is not mandatory that you should have a high percentile in cat or xat.if you  have a high percentile in cat xat or gmat its good  if not then SPJIMR take admission on profile based too. A candidate is reqired to have a good past academics record work experience, high intellectual and emotional readiness and quality of leadership to get admission in SP JAIN.

Dear aspirant,

With your graduation score and 10th score you might not be able to get a call from SPJIMR, and for that matter you will not be able to get any calls from the colleges which selects candidates on their previous academic performance.

Moreover, most of the recruiters and the B Schools have the minimum marks requirement to be 60% throughout.

Hope this helps. Thank you.

SPIJMR considers the following factors for their selection process:

• Overall Profile
• Academic background
• Work experience
• Entrance scores
• Versatility and achievements

Now work experience is not mandatory for this programme. Versatility does matter but if you can make atleast 90 percentile in CAT, you should  be able to get into the first list with your academic profile. For more information on the selection procedure, please visit their official page at: https://www.spjimr.org/sites/default/files/PGDM%20Eligibility%20Document%20Domestic.pdf

Hello Dipankar Ganguli

Both of these colleges, SP Jain University and Christ University, Bangalore are good but I would suggest you to go for Christ University, Bangalore because Christ University have better placement cell and the faculty there is good with better exposure.

Christ University is a deemed private university. It is the first indigenous Syrian Catholic religious congregation in India. The University is specifically known for its undergraduate courses and has ranked among the top ten for UG courses in surveys done by the India Today group. Every year, more than 16000 students enroll in various UG and PG programs offered at Christ University.

Hope it helps you.

Hello,

SPIJMR considers the scores of scores of Common Admission Test (CAT), Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT-XLRI) and GMAT for its admission process.

For more details regarding this, you may consider visiting the following link-

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/spjimr-cutoff

Hi Vidya,

I would just like to clarify do you want to know about SP Jain Institute of Management and Research or SP Jain School of Global Management.

Kindly let me know so that I can help you out.

Thanks

Best Wishes

Aayushi Batra

Dear aspirant, many factors are considered at the time of admission, As the entrance scores are considered as well, so it is better to score well there to secure a seat. For more details, you may refer to the link:

https://www.spjimr.org/pgdm/admissions/india

Hope it helps.

All the best:)