NMAT qualifying marks 2023 are expected to fall between 150-200. However, 210 to 250 can be the cutoff range for admission to top B-schools. Candidates who pass the NMAT exam are eligible to participate in the subsequent selection rounds (WAT/GD/PI). GMAC will release the cutoff for NMAT 2023 after the declaration of results.
Table of Contents
- What are NMAT Qualifying Marks?
- NMAT Important Dates 2023
- NMAT 2023 Expected Cutoff
- Factors Affecting NMAT qualifying Marks 2023
- NMAT 2023 Institute-Wise Expected Cut off
- Phase-Wise NMAT 2023 Selection Rounds
- NMAT 2023 Selection Process
What are NMAT Qualifying Marks 2023?
NMAT qualifying marks 2023 are the minimum marks that a candidate must achieve to qualify for the NMAT 2023 exam. The authorities will release NMAT cutoff 2023 or qualifying marks either as percentiles or scores based on the NMIMS institute. The NMAT cutoff will be declared by GMAC post the NMAT 2023 result announcement.
NMAT Important Dates 2023
The ongoing exam schedule for the NMAT 2023 is detailed below:
Events | Start Date | End Date |
Upcoming Exam Events | ||
Exam Date | Oct 10, 2023 | Dec 19, 2023 |
Past Exam Events | ||
Registration Date | Aug 1, 2023 | Oct 12, 2023 |
NMAT 2023 Expected Cutoff
The NMAT qualifying marks 2023 will vary for different business schools accepting NMAT scores. The qualifying marks for NMAT 2023 are expected to be around 150 to 200 (overall). Check out the section-wise expected NMAT qualifying marks/cutoff scores for 2023:
Sections | Expected Cutoff |
Language Skills | 85+ |
Logical Reasoning | 79+ |
Quantitative Skills | 73+ |
Overall | 205-250 |
Factors Affecting NMAT qualifying Marks 2023
Based on the trends of previous years, NMIMS NMAT cutoff 2023 will not differ much from its previous year's cutoff. The NMAT participating colleges will release their cutoff based on the determinants given below:
- The number of test takers.
- Availability of seats.
- Reservation criteria.
- NMAT 2023 difficulty level.
- Previous year cutoff trends.
NMAT 2023 Institute-Wise Expected Cut off
The expected cutoff for NMAT 2023 participating colleges is shown below for candidates' reference. Note that these are the expected cutoff scores which are completely based on the past year's trends.
Institute | NMAT Expected Cutoff 2023 |
NMIMS Mumbai | 200+ |
Xavier Institute of Management (XIMB), Bhubaneswar | 200+ |
BSE Institute Limited | 200+ |
Amity University | 200+ |
NMIMS Bangalore | 180+ |
NMIMS Hyderabad | 180+ |
Woxsen Business School | 160+ |
ISBR Business School | 170+ |
Bennett University | 180+ |
BML Munjal University | 200+ |
ITM Business School | 200+ |
University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) | 160+ |
GITAM School of International Business | 200+ |
Thapar School of Management | 150+ |
Alliance University | 100+ |
Phase-Wise NMAT 2023 Selection Rounds
In order to enrol in the MBA program in NMIMS or other NMAT participating colleges, the main step is to take the NMAT 2023 exam. After qualifying for the exam, candidates will be eligible to appear for further rounds of the selection procedure. The following are the different selection rounds:
- First candidates sit for the NMAT by GMAC exam 2023
- Candidates are required to achieve the minimum NMAT cutoff score 2023 in order to qualify for the subsequent rounds of selection
NMAT 2023 Selection Process
The selection procedure for NMAT 2023 will involve group discussion/case discussion, personal interviews, and a written ability test. These rounds will be conducted independently by the NMAT participating institutes in accordance with their respective admission schedules. A brief explanation of the various rounds is provided below:
- Group Discussion (GD)/ Case Discussion (CD): There will be 7-8 candidates per group for the GD round, each with a different topic of discussion. Candidates will be expected to make two to three meaningful entries in a short span of time, say 15 minutes.
- Personal Interview (PI): Post completion of the GD round, institutes will organize a personal interview round with the student by asking questions from different areas like management, current affairs, etc.
- Written Ability Test (WAT): Many business schools accepting NMAT scores conduct the WAT round of 15-30 minutes duration to evaluate the students’ written and communication skills.