What is the required cut-off to get admission in SIES? What are my chances of getting admission?

Depending on a number of variables, including the quantity of candidates, the difficulty of the entrance exam, and the number of seats available, the required cut-off for admission to SIES College of Management Studies (SIESCOMS) for PGDM may change every year. Candidates must take the NMAT exam administered by GMAC in order to be considered for admission to the PGDM programme. The NMAT exam cut-off for SIESCOMS is typically between 200 and 220 points, but it may change depending on the previously listed conditions. SIESCOMS takes into account a variety of characteristics in addition to the NMAT score, including past academic success, professional experience, extracurricular activities, and achievement in the GD-PI round. Hence, based purely on the NMAT score, it is impossible to forecast the likelihood of admission to SIESCOMS. However, if a candidate has scored above the cut-off marks and has a good academic record, work experience, and performs well in the GD-PI round, they may have a better chance of getting admission to SIESCOMS. It is important to note that the final decision regarding admission to SIESCOMS rests with the admission committee, and meeting the cut-off score does not guarantee admission.

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There is no cut-off as such because 20% depends on the cut-off and 80% depends on GDPI performance for PGDM and since 83% percentile is good if linguistics quote and hence chance are good. All the best.

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The prediction for minority cut-off is too tough this year since the exams were way too tough. Last year's cut-off was around 85%ile for reserved category candidates for MMS course.

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