NMAT 2024 Cutoff: Expected & Previous Cut off

Based on NMAT scores, Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) offers MBA programmes in many streams. These courses are offered by the School of Business Management (SBM), which functions under the NMIMS Deemed University. Admissions to its MBA, MBA Banking, MBA Capital Markets, MBA HR and MBA Pharmaceutical Management are given on the basis of NMAT, which is followed by a Group/Case Discussion and Personal Interview.

The first step to MBA admissions begins with shortlisting candidates based on NMAT cut offs. In this article, we present the last year cut offs of different programmes of NMIMS. The upcoming admission process is expected to be on the similar lines.

NMAT cut-off scores are determined by a range of factors, including number of test-takers, difficulty level of exam, reputation and ranking of the institution, and similar others. The candidates who clear NMAT cutoffs - overall and sectional, are called for the subsequent rounds i.e. CD/GD and PI. Based on the score obtained in NMAT and performance in CD/GD and PI, a composite merit list is released. NMAT cut offs vary according to the courses offered by NMIMS at its various campuses. The details of the cut off scores for the major campuses/ courses of NMIMS have been given below:

The probable cut-off for the year 2024 is expected to follow the same trend as 2023. Visit here to check the cutoff after the NMAT 2024 exam is conducted.

Given below are the probable cut-off scores of NMAT 2022, as per the trend followed in 2021.

In terms of percentile, the cut off for various campuses of NMIMS (Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Indore, Navi Mumbai) varies from 80 to 95 percentile, with NMIMS Mumbai having the highest cut off. Additionally, NMIMS assigns different weightages to the different factors that decide the final merit list:

Once you are aware of the expected cut-off scores, you can set target for the desired NMAT score and also, start preparing for the next selections rounds.