Vijaybhoomi University Mumbai Answered Questions

Yes, pursuing BBA at Jagdish Sheth School of Management is expensive as it costs INR 16 Lacs for BBA honours. Hostel fees has to be paid additionally. So, it is expensive but most of the top business schools charges more as they offers more placements, internships, etc.

Yes. I think they're maintaining a 90% placement record in MBA and PGDM. With an average placement of INR 5-6 LPA and the highest package of INR 40+ LPA. More than 60+ companies has recruited the students in campus coprate placements. The college also gives oppertunity to international placement . Last time, more than 5+ students got placed for international placement .

180 students can do BBA at Jagadish Sheth School of Management every year. They're filtered using admission criteria. Main eligibility is that the students must have above 50% in 12th class along with a good score in SAT/LSAT/IPMAT/VUSAT/CUET to get the admission

Yes. Jagdish Sheth School of Management is under CUET but only for under graduation programme like BBA. For MBA, and other master's programs, CAT is preferred as the general  entrance examination. For UG courses, they'll filter the students based on CUET score and previous education records too.

The average package for BBA students is around INR 8-9 LPA. Last year most of the students got placed in different companies.  Around 75% of placement are offered for the PGDM 2021-23 batch. JAGSoM placement cell organises training sessions for students on campus such as seminars, webinars, group discussions, industry talks and many other activities to enhance the employability skills and confidence of the students.

The expected cutoff for CUET (Common University Entrance Test) for Jagdish Sheth School of Management, JAGSoM, would be for the 2024 admission process as follows:75 percentile for the general Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) program.65 percentile for all specialized programs such as Marketing, Finance, Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship, and Business Analytics.The cutoff figures are based on past trends and expectations for 2024 admissions. One has to keep in mind that the final cutoff may be slightly different due to factors such as the amount of applicants, how challenging the test was, and other emerging trends.Once a candidate achieves the required CUET cutoff, he or she will further have to qualify in JAGMAT, which is conducted by JAGSoM for admissions into the same course, and participate in ensuing selection processes, which include personal interviews.

Jagdish Sheth School of Management (JAGSOM), formerly known as IFIM Business School, is recognised for its management education in India. While it may not rank as prominently as some of the older, larger institutions, it has achieved notable standings in various national and regional rankings. JAGSOM is known for its commitment to practical and industry-focused education, which has helped it gain recognition.It has been featured in rankings by publications such as Business Today and The Week, reflecting its quality in academic programs, faculty, and infrastructure. JAGSOM emphasizes innovative and contemporary management practices, including digital transformation and entrepreneurship. Its faculty includes experienced professionals and academics who contribute significantly to the school's reputation.

There is no specific cutoff that has been publicly announced for admission into the BBA course at Jagdish Sheth School of Management, JAGSOM, on the basis of CUET (Common University Entrance Test) for the year 2024. The process normally includes a holistic evaluation of entrance exam scores, academic records, and performance during an interview or group discussion.Their regular selection process to management programs, however, includes an aptitude test such as JAGMAT, followed by a group exercise and interview. The best way to get further and more accurate information regarding cutoff marks or any other kind of entrance criterion would be to contact their admissions office directly or their website, since things may change and updates are probably posted closer to the admission cycle?