Do all NMAT participating colleges have the same cutoff scores?

No, cutoff scores vary significantly between colleges, programs, and even years. Each college sets its own cutoff based on various factors including the number of applicants and the difficulty level of the exam.

What factors do colleges consider besides NMAT scores for admission?

Besides NMAT scores, colleges often consider:Academic performance (undergraduate marks)Work experienceGroup discussions (GD)Personal interviews (PI)Written ability tests (WAT)Extra-curricular activities

How can I apply to NMAT participating colleges?

After receiving your NMAT score, you need to apply separately to each participating college you are interested in. Visit the official websites of the colleges to find specific application procedures, deadlines, and requirements.

Is there a separate application fee for each NMAT participating college?

Yes, each college typically requires a separate application fee, which varies from one institution to another. Check the respective college's admission page for the exact fee details.

Can I apply to multiple programs within the same college using my NMAT score?

Yes, many colleges allow you to apply to multiple programs using your NMAT score. However, you may need to pay separate application fees for each program.

Are there any specific eligibility criteria for NMAT participating colleges?

While the basic eligibility for NMAT is a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, some colleges might have additional or specific requirements such as minimum work experience or specific academic backgrounds. Always check the individual college's eligibility criteria.

How can I find out the NMAT cutoffs for participating colleges?

Cutoffs are usually published on the official websites of the participating colleges. They may also be available on the NMAT by GMAC website. Keep checking these sources for the most up-to-date information.