Xavier Institute of Management and Research Mahapalika Marg Mumbai Answered Questions

Hi Clive,
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 MHCET 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 then.
For minority seats, you'll have to fill in your DTE form with the required Minority details and submit the required documents. Once you are registered under the minority category there, the CAP rounds will take care of the procedure forward and the institute will fill their minority and CAP quota accordingly. However in case of insufficient applications, the college may also take minority applications offline like ILS, hence it is also better if you check with the college around then.
Please note XIMR considers only Roman Catholics for their minority admissions.
Hope this helps!

Hi Gershwin,
Placement season is on, a bit slower than before, due to the changes in the market caused by demonetisation and other factors. Cannot assess the average placement as placement process is still underway.However to my knowledge, so far the highest package has been Rs 10 lakhs per annum.
Hope this helps!

Hi Mohit,
To be eligible for admission to XIMR, you will have to appear for the MHCET 2017 exam. Once you have secured a score you will have to apply to the college through the DTE prescribed CAP rounds or directly to the College for Institute Level Seats. More details about the procedure can be found on the DTE website as it changes marginally every year. You can submit your other exam scores through this application and the highest of those will be considered for seats other than CAP like Institute Level Seats or Minority Seats (For Catholics).
I am unsure about ATMA and CMAT scores cut offs as we currently don't have any candidate enrolled via that. But we do a student enrolled with MAT score in All India category. For more details on last year's cut offs kindly refer to the admission merit list on the website.
Hope this helps!

XIMR is a premier Jesuit institute situated in the St. Xavier's College campus in Mumbai. It primarily focuses on learning and development of students through exposure to great learning material created within the country and globally. It has a distinguished set of faculty, both visiting and core. It has a functional computer lab, a well equipped library, access to the Xavier's Gymkhana and Canteen.
If all this is what you are looking for then XIMR is the place to be.

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 Sakshi,
In order to get admission via the DTE CAP rounds, MHCET 2017 scores will be accepted.
More details about the procedure can be found on the DTE website as it changes marginally every year. You can submit your other exam scores through this application and the highest of those will be considered for seats other than CAP like Institute Level Seats or Minority Seats (For Catholics).
I am unsure about ATMA and CMAT scores cut offs as we currently don't have any candidate enrolled via that. But we do a student enrolled with MAT score 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.
Hope this helps!

Hi Clive,
The minority cut-offs differ for each college and for each academic year depending on the complexity of the qualifying exam and the median scores obtained by students. Usually they are always significantly lower than the general cut-off, however it depends on the number of seats available and scores of minority students.
For XIMR:
The cut-off is usually decided basis your CET score and not your percentile. For the year 2016, the cut-off was somewhere around 100-110. However, this does not imply that this pattern might be carried forward next year as well as due to an increase in high rankers, many students with very good percentiles did not make it to their desired colleges.
I'd say study hard, give it your best shot and hope for the best!

Hi Clive,
Basis DTE admission procedure of 2016, there is no separate procedure conducted for minorities, only additional documents pertaining to your minority category are to be submitted at the time of registering with the ARC(Authorized Registration Centre).
For Roman Catholic Minorities at XIMR:
You are to submit your Proforma O at the ARC and wait for your allotment in the CAP(Common Admission Procedure) rounds. Once you are allotted a seat in the college you have to secure your admission through any of the Freeze/Float option and by paying the initial DTE fee. When all the CAP rounds are over you will asked to confirm your final allotment at the ARC and will receive a letter of the same. This letter has to be submitted to the college allotted(XIMR in this case) along with the standard required documents, and a Minority Affidavit (in prescribed format). The first installment of your fees will be paid at this time as well, however there is a provision to apply for minority Scholarship later in your semester as well.
Hope this helps!