SPJIMR Mumbai All Questions

Hello Netra! No, the cutoff for S.P. Jain institute of management and research, mumbai is quite high. I am sorry to say but you will not get through it with such a low score. Hope this helps!

The expected cutoff for the institutes are

XLRI-BM-96%+

       HRM- 92.5%

       GMP- 70%+

XIMB-GMP-90%

           BM-88%

SP Jain-93%

refer to the below article to know more about the participating institutes cutoff

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

And through the XAT pathfinder you can find out about the institutes you can expect a calls from

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/xat?icn=xat-path&ici=contmap_btwcont

Hi Jyoti,

To get admission in SPJIMR candidates have to write any one of the exams CAT/XAT/GMAT. The candidates are expected to get qualifying score in any one of the entrance.

Various factors are considered for selection of applicants such as 

1. Overall profile

2. Academic background

3. Work experience

4. Entrance scores

5. Versatility and achievements

For more information refer this link

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

I hope this helps

Good luck!!!

Good MBA colleges in this percentile range are:

1.) ITM Navi Mumbai 

2.) Apeejay School of Management, Delhi

3.) Indian Institute of Forest Management, Bhopal 

4.) School of Communication and Management Studies (SCMS), Cochin

5.) BIMTECH, Greater Noida 

6.) N. L Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research, Mumbai. 

If you belong to a category, then you have chances of getting calls from new and baby IIMs also. 

All the best!! 

Yes, You have decent chance based on your score to get admission in SPJIMR. If you want to check your other chances you can use CAT Pathfinder tool.

CAT Pathfinder Tool

Good Luck!

Congratulations on your CAT score!!

SPJIMR Mumbai is one of the top private B-schools in India. The SPJIMR cut off, usually on par with other top-rated colleges, has changed little over the years.SPJIMR shortlists candidates for interview on the basis of both CAT score and the candidates' profiles.

If we talk about the cut off on the profile basis then different section and overall cut off to get a call for the further process is:

• VARC: 75 percentile
• LR-DI: 75 percentile
• QA: 75 percentile
• Overall: 85 percentile

Cut off for profile + score based calls:

• VARC: 80 percentile
• LR-DI: 80 percentile
• QA: 80 percentile
• Overall: 97 percentile

The shortlisted candidates on the basis of cutoff figures have to appear for Psychometric Test and Group Interview. Work experience, extra-curricular activities are also considered, apart from the SP Jain cut off. Once the cutoff figures are cleared, the past academic record and work experience are also considered during final selection.

All the best!!

In case you are asking for PGDM, it is clearly mentioned officially that work experience is not mandatory and even fresh graduates can apply too.

You can refer to page number 3 in the link attcahed below:

SP JAIN PGDM admissions

The complete selection process is also mentioned.

Various factors are considered for selection of applicants such as-

• Overall profile
• Academic background
• Work experience, if any
• Entrance scores
• Versatility and achievements

Good Luck!