I have scored 98.93 percentile in CET. I am from OBC category. What are the chances of getting JBIMS or SIMSREE?

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Cheryl Fernandes | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

The cut-off for reserved category depends on the number of students applying in the particular category. You will need to wait for your OBC rank and the seat distribution matrix. However, as per trends, the cut-off is only a bit low than general cut-off which is 99.67 percentile tentatively.

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Durgesh Deshmukh | Contributor-Level 7

7 years ago

Hello Tushar, For JBIMS, last year cutoff for OBC category was around 99.67 percentile. You can check the cut-off scores of previous year cap round one from the below link: http://fileserver.mkcl.org/mba2017/CAP-I/2017MBA_CAP1_CutOff.pdf To check cut off scores of subsequent cap rounds, please visit

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Account Deleted | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

Hi, 2017 admissions cut-offs were: JBIMS for MS course (99.92 percentile) and SIMSREE for MS/PGDBM courses (99.67 percentile) for Maharashtra state students. As per the trend, reserved category cut-offs are closer to general cut-offs.

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