How much percentile is required in CMAT and MHCET? What is the average package for MBA Finance? How many seats are reserved?

Please find my answers below. Percentile: For MH-CET, anything above 95 percentile should be good enough if you are from Mumbai, Maharashtra. If you have a score of more than 94 percentile, then everything depends on the general scores and cutoffs in the CET. The allotment of seats is done through the Directorate of Technical Education of Maharashtra, which is also responsible for conducting the CET. If you are from outside Mumbai, but in Maharashtra, the cutoff increases to above 96 percentile. If your score is above 95 percentile, then the chances of you getting selected depend on the general cutoffs. These figures are based on the seat allotment results seen during the last three years, including 2015. The college prefers MH-CET instead of CMAT as Xavier Institute of Management & Research's MMS course comes under the Mumbai University. If you want to go only on the basis of your CMAT scores, then everything depends on the general CMAT cutoffs and your score will have to be high. Package: In terms of the package, the college is still just making its mark in the industry. There are some core finance companies (including HDFC Limited) that frequently hire, and the college is trying to get more and more companies for campus recruitment. However, since the college is relatively new, what salary you are able to draw also considerably depends on how well-versed you are with the fundamentals of finance and what extra work you have done other that what is done in the classroom; for examples, have you written or co-authored any research paper or have you conducted a general survey and things like that. The college focuses a lot on case studies, so you get a platform to apply what you learn. We have had packages of up to Rs. 8 lakhs over the past years, including a few people from the current batch. On average, the package is around Rs. 4 lakhs. Seat allotment: There are 60 seats in all; here is the allotment: 1) 31 seats are reserved for Roman Catholics (under the minority quota) 2) 17 seats are reserved for those coming through the CAP rounds (MH-CET) - including up to 3 seats from All India. If the All India seats are not filled, then other candidates from Maharashtra are selected. 3) 12 seats are reserved for being filled through the institute quota (though the fees more or less remain the same as that for other seats).

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