XLRI Jamshedpur All Questions

The expected cutoff for the institutes are

XLRI-BM-96%+

       HRM- 92.5%

       GMP- 70%+

 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

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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

Congratulations Rohit for a wonderful performance in XAT 2018 exam!!

Rohit you know very well that no one can exactly estimate percentile for any exam relative to marks because it is totally a relative phenomenon which depends both on your performance and other student's performance.

With your overall score of 33.7 according to last year records, you are expected to get around 95+ percentile. And as the cut-off for XLRi Jamshedpur is also 95 percentile so you have a very good chance of appearing in the second round and with an excellent performance crack it.

All the best!! 

Hi Ankita! Generally, there is no specific criteria for boards in XLRI or IIMs. However, for IIMs, there is different weightage assigned for different percentage range. That too, has no specification regarding board. So don't worry about that. 

The fees structure of XLRI Jamshedpur is 

PGDM BM- Around 20,00000

PGDM HRM- Around 20,00000

PGDM GM- Around 18,50,000

Each campus fees structure varies so please explain for which XLRI particular campus you want to know.

TISS courses are good and HR is also recommended, TISS HR course will make you a thorough HR professional. It is different from a general HR course than in IIM's or XLRI.

TISS is a renowed for HR, curriculum of M.A from TISS is much more better than MBA from any general university. The best part is the Fieldworks are all with leading companies in diverse industries from Conglomerates to FMCG to Financial Services. There is separate summer Internship and an NGO internship as well in the course.

So I will say if you get the chance and admission then go ahead.

Good Luck.