NMAT 2021: Top colleges to apply and their cut-off
Here is the list of the top colleges accepting NMAT scores and their cut-off for MBA admission 2021-22.
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NEW DELHI: NMAT cut-off is the minimum score that must be obtained by MBA aspirants to get shortlisted for the further selection rounds of admission. NMAT 2021 cut-off will be released by the participating institutes and can be checked by visiting their official website.
However, on the basis of the previous year’s trends, candidates can check the expected NMAT cut-off 2021. Colleges accepting NMAT scores will release the NMAT cut-off in the form of a score or percentile. Candidates can draw a fair idea of their chances of seeking MBA admission into a particular college by having an idea of the expected NMAT 2021 cut-off.
There are more than 40 MBA colleges across India and 20+ international management institutions that accept NMAT scorecards to offer admission into MBA/ PGDM programmes. Going by past year trends, the NMAT cut-off generally remains between 150-250. The NMAT cut-off is determined on the basis of a few factors like availability of seats, the difficulty level of the NMAT exam, the number of candidates applied for the programme and previous year NMAT cut-off trends is also considered by participating institutes.
Expected NMAT Cut-off 2021 - Overall and sectional
|
Section name |
Expected cut-off |
|
Quantitative skills |
73+ |
|
Language skills |
85+ |
|
Logical Reasoning |
79+ |
|
Overall |
205-250 |
Top MBA colleges accepting NMAT score and their cut-off
The MBA colleges accepting NMAT score 2021 will release the cut-off after the declaration of the NMAT result. As mentioned above, the NMAT cut-off generally lies between 150 to 250. Check the expected cut-off and courses offered by top 10 management institutions that accept NMAT scores.
|
College accepting NMAT score |
Offered courses |
NMAT Cut-off/ Percentile |
|
SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad) |
|
245+ NMAT score (NMIMS Mumbai) 220+ NMAT score (NMIMS Hyderabad and Bangalore) |
|
Xavier University, Bhubaneswar |
|
85+ NMAT percentile (HRM) 50+ NMAT percentile (RM) 40+ NMAT percentile (SM, MBF, and UMG) |
|
Indian School of Business (ISB) |
Management programme in Business Analytics |
140+ NMAT score |
|
Alliance School of Business, Alliance University |
MBA/ PGDM |
100+ NMAT score |
|
SDA Bocconi Asia Center, Mumbai |
International Master in Business |
200+ NMAT score |
|
ITM Business School |
PGDM iConnect |
65+ NMAT percentile |
|
Alliance School of Business, Alliance University |
MBA/ PGDM programme |
100+ NMAT percentile |
|
BSE Institute Limited |
|
180+ NMAT scores |
|
ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad |
MBA/ PGDM |
150+ NMAT scores |
|
Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida |
MBA |
85+ NMAT percentile |
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