What is the NMAT cut off for XIM University?

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XIM University offers a two-year full time MBA course in Urban Management and Governance and Master of Business Finance. Aspirants get admitted based on a valid NMAT score. Apart from this, candidates currently in the final year of the UG course and having cleared NMAT are also eligible to apply. To

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Janki H Gajjar
8 months ago

Candidates seeking admission to XIM University admission to the full-time MBA in Urban Management and Governance and  Master of Business Finance courses must have a valid score in NMAT. Going as per past year trends, the cutoff score for XIM University must be around 140 for the NMAT exam. 

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