NMAT

The below were the sectional cut-offs last year.
Language Skills: 55
Quantitative Techniques: 74
Logical Reasoning: 61
Overall: 208
The cut-offs are expected to remain similar even this year. However, to be on the safer side, look for a score close to 60 in LS, 75+ in Quant and 65+ in LR with an overall of 210+.
All the best.

NMIMS-Bangalore is a good college, I guess you will get admission, don't lose hope and keep trying.

Hi,
In this college, the admission is fully based on your NMAT marks. CAT marks are not considered for admission process. And for foreign students, GMAT score matters. .

Hello Shipra,
The cut-off scores change every year. However, 159 seems to be a decent score to get accepted for the admission procedure.

As NMAT test is of total Of 360, calculate your percentile, as NMIMS Mumbai, and Bangalore requires 200 and above marks. Analysis your percentile and try for any other good institutes, the institutes accepting NMAT score are NMIMS, SRM, ALLIANCE, VIT etc.

Hi,
The cut-off of this university is above 90%.
Good luck.

Hi dear,
There are various B-schools in India which consider the overall profile of a candidate while shortlisting them for the interview rounds and/or final admission. The top ten among them are:-
1. IIM Ahmedabad.
2. ISB Hyderabad.
3. IIM Bangalore.
4. IIM Kolkata.
5. SP Jain (SPJIMR), Mumbai.
6. IIM Lucknow.
7. IIM Kozhikode.
8. XLRI, Jamshedpur.
9. MDI, Gurgaon.
10. NITIE, Mumbai. Kindly visit this link for more details about them. hHttps://http://shiksha.com/mba/ranking/top-mba-colleges-in-india/2-2-0-0-0.

Sorry to inform you, but you cannot apply for any exam, if the last date to fill the form has passed.

Not at all, it will not matter at all.

Probably not. It is not that worth. Also, they tend to take re-examinations quite often.