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

Hello aspirant,

Postgraduate diploma, postgraduate, and doctorate programmes are all available at the college. The admission process for the Postgraduate Diploma in Business Management and M.M.S programmes at the Sydenham Institute of Management Studies Research and Entrepreneurship Education is the same. Candidates must take the CAT/CMAT/MAH MBA CET to be considered for admission to the programme. Following that, the institute issues a cutoff, and candidates who meet the cutoff are invited to attend counselling. Finally, SIMSREE Mumbai admission to the programmes is decided on the basis of merit. The institute offers part-time M.B.A. Marketing Management and M.B.A. Financial Management programmes. After a profile-based shortlisting of candidates, SIMSREE Mumbai conducts a group discussion and personal interview for admission to the programmes.

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Procedure to apply for Jbims after CMAT and any contact details of JBIMS Mumbai

Hi aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

You can definitely get into the top colleges but I think that JBIMS required at least 98 percentile to get into but yes you can expect a call from SIMSREE. And this reservation benefit is available only for Maharastra state, if you are SC candidate but from a different state then you will be counted as an open category. So, that is a thing you need to keep in mind. So, I am assuming that you are an Sc candidate from Maharashtra state. Now the colleges that you can get at this percentile are:

• SIMSREE
• PUMBA
• Welingkar
• Indira college Pune
• Chetna, Mumbai

This is just an expectation, you need to keep an eye over the cut-offs because cut-offs usually vary every year due to the difficulty level of the exam and the number of people who take the exam.

Hope this helps.