S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumbai

The placement reports are available on the website. Though I would suggest that such analysis may not matter much. It would at the end matter on the individual capabilities rather than the fact on work experience

SPJIMR does not offer management seats. Please refer to our website @ www.spjimr.org for the different applications.

There are no management seats at SPJIMR. We do have international students who come in.

So I would suggest you put in a good effort. You still have time to prepare and turn your tides. Also the mocks may not necessarily represent the final result.

I think your certification and a great GMAT score should provide you with good chances. Do apply for the new batch for which forms would open in August mostly

It's a great institute to be a part off with both in classroom and non classroom activities to teach you management skills through its unique pedagogy. Yes even with a low score you can make it provided you have a good entrance exam scores. The cutoffs for CAT -85 percentile, XAT -85 percentile and GMAT -650. Individual sectional cut offs can be found on our website - www.spjimr.org

Unfortunately we do not have a distance learning program but i would suggest your look at our PGEMP program which can be taken up in case you are working with one of our partner companies.

Hi Shaker, You need to clear a qualifying exam among CAT/XAT/GMAT with the score above the minimum cutoffs which are given on our website (www.spjimr.org) and also an application form that comes out generally in August after which based on the details filled in the form & the score, shortlists would be declared for interviews.

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Hi Syed, For the admission to the program you are required to clear one among - CAT/XAT/GMAT as a qualifying exam. There is no difference in the fees for an NRI candidate as you would be treated as an Indian aspirant.