What after CMAT 2021 result: Know admission cutoff for MBA colleges accepting CMAT Score
Sundararajan | April 10, 2021 | 03:35 PM IST | 2 mins read
NTA has declared the CMAT 2021 result on their official website. Know what after the CMAT result and the accepting colleges here
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NEW DELHI:
National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced the
CMAT exam result
on April 9, in online mode. Candidates can check their CMAT 2021 exam result and download the scorecard by entering the application number and date of birth. Every MBA aspirant wishes to get admission to the top CMAT scores accepting colleges but they are confused as to what to do after the CAT 2021 results are announced.
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After the declaration of the NTA CMAT result 2021, institutes/college’s admission will begin based on the CMAT colleges cut off.
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CMAT result 2021: Important dates
|
Events |
Dates |
|
CMAT 2021 exam date |
March 31, 2021 |
|
Release of CMAT answer key |
April 3, 2021 |
|
Declaration of NTA CMAT result 2021 |
April 9, 2021 |
|
CMAT merit list 2021 |
To be released soon |
Major steps after CMAT 2021 result is declared
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Analyze CMAT 2021 score and search for institutes
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Apply for admission in B-school - check application deadlines of colleges
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Prepare requisite documents
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Specialization selection
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Prepare for WAT-GD-PI (Gear up for next level of evaluation)
What after CMAT 2021 result?
Once the result is out, the first thing students should do is check their CMAT 2021 result carefully and find out if any detail is missing. Next, candidates should know what after CMAT results. Deciding the next step may become challenging for students who will fail as well as students who will excel in CMAT 2021. Those who fail, either switch to take up any job or decide to re-attempt the CMAT exam.
Those who excel after performing well in the exam start their preparation for further rounds of admission. The selection process of CMAT accepting colleges will include Written Ability Test, Group Discussion, and Personal Interview rounds. Nowadays, all B-Schools conduct WAT, GD-PI rounds to provide admission to students.
Colleges accepting CMAT 2021 scores and expected cut-off
CMAT cut off is the minimum score and percentile required to be obtained by examinees for getting shortlisted for the further selection rounds of the CMAT accepting colleges. CMAT 2021 scores will be accepted by over 1,000 AICTE approved universities/ colleges across the country for admission to various postgraduate management courses. The table below lists some of the top B-schools accepting CMAT scores/ percentile and their expected cutoff.
CMAT cut off 2021: 90 percentile and above
|
Colleges Accepting CMAT score |
CMAT cutoff percentile |
|
Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS) Mumbai |
99.99 percentile |
|
K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research (KJSIMSR), Mumbai |
95-99 percentile |
|
Goa Institute of Management |
95-99 percentile |
|
SIMSREE, Mumbai |
99+ percentile |
|
Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai |
95-99 percentile |
|
Pune University Department of Management Sciences (PUMBA DMS) |
96.42 percentile |
|
Xavier Institute of Social Service, Ranchi |
95 percentile |
|
University of Pune, Dept of Management Sciences |
95-99 percentile |
CMAT cut off 2021: 80-85 percentile range
|
Colleges Accepting CMAT score |
CMAT cutoff percentile |
|
Welingkar Institute of Management, Mumbai |
85 |
|
Indian Institute of Information Technology & Management |
85 |
|
Welingkar Institute of Management, Bangalore |
80 |
|
IFIM, Bangalore |
85 |
|
NIBM, Pune |
85 |
|
IFMR, Chennai |
85 |
|
IMT, Nagpur |
80 |
|
IMT, Hyderabad |
80 |
|
XIME, Bangalore |
80 |
|
Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida |
85 |
|
IPE Hyderabad |
80 |
|
BIMTECH, Greater Noida |
80 |
CMAT cut off 2021: 75 percentile and below
|
Colleges Accepting CMAT score |
CMAT cutoff percentile |
|
DY Patil School of Management, Pune |
75 |
|
NDIM New Delhi |
75 |
|
IMTECH, Greater Noida |
75 |
|
XIME Chennai |
75 |
|
BIT, Mesra |
75 |
|
NIA Pune: National Insurance Academy |
75 |
|
VESIM Mumbai |
70 |
|
FIIB Delhi: Fortune Institute of International Business |
70 |
|
EDII Ahmedabad |
70 |
|
IIMS Pune |
65 |
|
Jaypee Business School (JBS) Noida |
65 |
|
EMPI Business School New Delhi |
65 |
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