Jaipuria Institute of Management Lucknow Cut off 2023: Check CAT, XAT, CMAT Previous Year Trend

CAT is a way to get admitted to Management in the business administration under Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow, but it's not the sole method as the college accepts applicants enrolled to various other entrance examinations like XAT and GMAT, hence, if you whole heartedly want to get into the college but couldn't make it through CAT, you can apply through other entrance examination boards as well. 

In order to get an admission into the Management of business administration in Jaipuria, Lucknow, you ought to maintain a probable aggregate score of 50 percent during your bachelor's with a  yet valid score in the entrance exams like GMAT, XAT, CAT, ATMA etc. Last year students were admitted to the college with a cut off of 50 percentile in CAT entrance examination but as the college takes admission on pretext of various competitive exams, a student has many platforms to get into it. After this the students also have to pass successive rounds of group discussion and interview by virtue of which they get an admission.

Your 12th standard score sheet won't impact a lot on the probabilities of getting an admission to Jaipuria Lucknow - Jaipuria Institute of Management because the admission is more based on the performance of a student in his bachelor's . Also, the cut off score attained in various sorts of competitive exams in afiiliation to the course are considered. There are many students who had got 75 percent in their class 12th boards but could still get into the college as they had tolied hard to maintain a good CGPA in bachelor's and attain the cut off in competitive examination hence even if you have scored less in 12th standard boards you must not be disheartened and should work hard.

If we pay attention to the NIRF ranking of Jaipuria Institute of management, Lucknow for 3 consecutive years, we can find that it has toppled down. In 2021 it stood 68th while in 2022, it was 78th and in 2023 it fell drastically to 92nd, hence it is the reason for the affected cut offs of the college. Also the college has been constantly increasing its fees though the average placement rates remained the same. It has still not been recognised under 1 tier or 2B tier institutes hence it has lost the sparkle from recent yesr. Students have usually also complained about the lack of administrative professionalism in the college as interviews were even taken on skype and WhatsApp calls. Hence, these factors have been responsible for the affected cut offs.