Question 1

What is the XAT Cutoff for SP JAIN, K J Somaiya, IMT Ghaziabad, TAPMI, and FORE?

Accepted Answer

XAT or Xavier Aptitude Test is a national-level entrance exam conducted by XLRI, Jamshedpur for admission to management programs offered by more than 150 B-schools across India, including SP Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR), K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies and Research, Institute of Management Technology Ghaziabad (IMT Ghaziabad), T A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI), and FORE School of Management.

Each of these B-schools has its own XAT cutoff score based on factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats. Generally, the XAT cutoff scores for these B-schools range between the 80 to 90 percentile.

It's important to note that while cutoff scores are an important factor in the admission process, they are not the only factor. Other factors, such as your academic background, work experience, extracurricular activities, and performance in other selection rounds, also play a crucial role in the admission process. So, it's always a good idea to aim for a high score in XAT and prepare well for other selection rounds to increase your chances of admission to the MBA program of your choice.

Question 2

What is the cutoff for the GMP course of SPJIMR? Does it provide campus placements?

Accepted Answer

SPJIMR GMP eligibility criteria are as follows:

GMAT [minimum 550]

or

GRE [minimum 300]

or

CAT [minimum 80 percentile]

Other than this, you require a decent profile to increase your chances of conversion.

SPJIMR provides immense placement support because outside India there is no placement culture. You have to apply to companies and get a job. But you get a lot of assistance from colleges and alumni of both SPJIMR and partner colleges. SPJIMR alumni are placed in big firms like

Mckinsey
BCG
Credit Suisse
JP Morgan Chase
Procter & Gamble
BASF
Allianz

Question 3

What should be the profile and CAT percentile for calls from SPJIMR?

Accepted Answer

It is essential to ensure that you secure a percentile of at least 95 in the CAT and have an excellent academic background. To increase your chances of getting selected, it is recommended to aim for a score above the 98 percentile as they have limited seats for non-Maharashtra students. If you have a work experience of at least three years and have won national-level competitions, then you may get a call even at the 85 percentile.

SPJIMR tends to prefer candidates with a profile of 90+ in academics, CAT/XAT/GMAT, and extracurriculars, with keywords such as national level, work experience at renowned companies like Google or Microsoft, and alumni from top institutes like IIT, NIT, BIT, SRCC, Stephens, and so on. They look for a "spike" in one of the areas, which means that if you have good academic scores, extracurricular achievements, and work experience, you can still stand out if you have a particular talent or accomplishment in one of the areas. For example, being a state-level Ranji player can spike your extracurriculars and increase your chances of getting a call from SPJIMR.

Although most candidates get selected based on their extraordinary academic scores, some exceptional candidates with unique talents and accomplishments in extracurriculars, work experience, or other areas can also secure a place in the program. Therefore, it is essential to ensure that you have a well-rounded profile with decent academic scores, extracurricular achievements, work experience, and a spike in one of the areas to increase your chances of getting selected by SPJIMR.

Question 4

What are my chances to get into XLRI or SPJIMR in next intake?

Accepted Answer

If you have a strong academic record, relevant work experience and good performance in entrance exams such as CAT/XAT/GMAT and selection processes, your chances of getting into XLRI or SPJIMR could be higher. It's important to note that the competition for admission to these institutes is typically very high, so it's important to have backup options and apply to other institutes as well.

It's recommended that you research the specific admission criteria and selection process for XLRI and SPJIMR, and focus on preparing thoroughly for entrance exams and selection processes to increase your chances of admission. Additionally, you may consider seeking guidance from experts or mentors to help you navigate the application process.

Parameters	Cutoff Percentile
Overall Percentile	85
VARC	75
DILR	75
Quantitative	75

Specializations	Cutoff
PGPM Finance	85%
PGPFMB	85%
PGPDM	85%
PGDM	85%
WMP	85%
PGPMW Information Sciences	85%

Parameters	Cutoff Percentile
Overall Percentile	85
Verbal	75
Quantitative	75

Top B-Schools	Cutoff Percentile
SP Jain	85
IIM Bangalore	80
IIM Kozhikode	85
IIM Lucknow	85
IIM Jammu	87-90

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What is the XAT Cutoff for SP JAIN, K J Somaiya, IMT Ghaziabad, TAPMI, and FORE?

What is the cutoff for the GMP course of SPJIMR? Does it provide campus placements?

What should be the profile and CAT percentile for calls from SPJIMR?

What are my chances to get into XLRI or SPJIMR in next intake?

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