The Shailesh J Mehta School of Management (SJMSoM) at IIT Bombay uses the CAT score to shortlist candidates for MBA admissions. These candidates are subjected to a written analysis, group discussion and interview to assess their overall suitability. The cutoff figures are important to identify candidates for the second round of the MBA admission process. Performing well in the second phase is necessary to get a seat at IIT Bombay.

SJMSoM, IIT Bombay - Admission Criteria

IIT Bombay considers not only the standardized entrance test scores but the overall profile of the candidate including academic background, work experience, gender diversity etc. while giving a call to the shortlisted candidates. A good academic and professional work -ex portfolio can increase the candidates' selection chance exponentially. The shortlisted candidates are invited for the second phase of the admission process i.e. Personal Interview depending on the cutoff figures and a composite score will be calculated for the final merit list. Here are the weights assigned to different selection parameters during the two stages of MBA admissions:

IIT Bombay - CAT Cut-off

It is important to note that SJMSoM also considers sectional cut-offs of CAT. For CAT 2021, the following cut-off percentiles were set for different sections. You can expect similar cut-off figures for 2022 session:

VARC: 80 DILR: 80 QA: 80