Xavier Institute of Management and Research Mahapalika Marg Mumbai Answered Questions

Hi Saleha,
To be eligible for admission in XIMR, you would have to appear for the MHCET 2017 exam. Once you have secured a score, you will have to apply to the college through DTE prescribed CAP rounds or directly to the college for institute level seats.
As far as I know, the procedure is similar for other colleges offering MMS. For PGDM, the process varies for each institute. I think, among the top colleges KJ Somaiya and Welingkar take applications based on CMAT. You will have to look at their past cut offs for a better picture.
I hope this helps.

Hi Sagar,
For Institute level seats, please call up the college once the CAP rounds start to know about the current year's process. Last year (2016), applications were taken telephonically once the MAH-CET results were declared and candidates were notified by the college of their interview details and procedures. However, to be on the safer side, you should keep checking with the college.
On the basis of last year's cut-off, you have a decent chance. You should apply anyway.
I hope this helps.

Hi Shradha,
We do have a student enrolled with MAT score (99+) in All India category. For more details on last year's CET cut offs kindly refer to the admission merit list on the XIMR website.
If you have given your MAH-CET 2017 exam under the All India category then you are eligible to apply to XIMR with those scores which will be taken into consideration at the time of admission

XIMR takes its candidates primarily based on CET scores through the CAP rounds. However, if you must apply for institute level seats, your other entrance exam scores will be taken into consideration and you will be considered in the All India(AI) category. For the 2016-2018 batch we had no candidate who was accepted on their CMAT score, however we did have one AI candidate who got in through their 99.31 MAT score (Rank 519). Hope this answers your question!

Hi Mansi,
XIMR considers MAT scores for AI students. We have a student who got in at 99.31 %ile in MAT. However, it is mandatory to have given MAH CET as well.
You should probably apply and call up the College for further clarification.
Hope this helps.

Hi Pratik,
For 2016 the average packages were Rs 4 - Rs 5 lakhs per annum. Marketing packages are usually on the higher side, so they'll be on the upper side of that range. The 2017 placements are still underway so cannot ascertain the final average but the average so far has been around Rs 5 lakhs per annum. Placement season picked up slower than usual this year as a result of demonetisation and preponing of the budget.
Hope this helps!