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Puys, now that CET is done with and so is MAT/ATMA and all the other exams, all of you must be gearing up for the next hurdle that is the GD/PI process followed up by the choice of Institute to pursue your MBA from.
This thread will try to answer all your queries about Jamnalal Bajaj Institute Of Management Studies (JBIMS), the admission procedure, the culture, placements etc...
I hope this will go a long way in helping you all to make a better decision about the College you want to pursue your MBA from. So go ahead and shoot your queries...........

( Will try to reply to all your posts but keeping in mind the hectic schedule at a B School please be patient if your post is not answered. We will try our best to answer all your queries as and when possible)

[rmbt]

Thread being moved to CET section so that it gets the right attention.

@All......All the best.

[gvi.shekar]

Hi,
Would seem like a stupid Q to you but I am unaware so asking it hope you dont mind
What are the no of seats for the open category and are any waitlists put up?
If so what is the highes number in the waitlist that gets a confirm seat?


thank you

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Originally Posted by gvi.shekar

Hi,
Would seem like a stupid Q to you but I am unaware so asking it hope you dont mind
What are the no of seats for the open category and are any waitlists put up?
If so what is the highes number in the waitlist that gets a confirm seat?


thank you

Well that depends on the category of student you belong to. For OMS(Outside Maharashtra Students) 15 % seats are there (18 out of 120) till last year. But this time these seats have been opened up for the Mumbai candidates also. All the 18 seats are OPEN seats with no reservation as such.
If u belong to the Mumbai Quota , then there is 70 % quota i.e around 72 seats for you. For the Mumbai quota seats there is a WL also and it gets filled up in the subsequent Admission(CAP) rounds conducted by DTE.

But for the All India Quota seats(OMS) uptill last year there isn't any relevance of WL because All the seats are generally filled up in the first round itself.

[sonal2112]

Hey!! Heard somewhere that the cut-off for the home university students (i.e. Mumbai University) is higher than other Maharashtra Universities.... Is that really true???!!!

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Originally Posted by sonal2112

Hey!! Heard somewhere that the cut-off for the home university students (i.e. Mumbai University) is higher than other Maharashtra Universities.... Is that really true???!!!

Well that is not entirely true. Last year the cutoff for Mumbai candidates after CAP-I was 166 marks and that of Maharashtra Univ was also 166. Even if it differs it is only +/- 1 marks or so .

[boywonder82]

Originally Posted by gvi.shekar

Hi,
Would seem like a stupid Q to you but I am unaware so asking it hope you dont mind
What are the no of seats for the open category and are any waitlists put up?
If so what is the highes number in the waitlist that gets a confirm seat?


thank you

Shekhar i'll tell u the exact no of seats in jbims for each category :

Open Category Home Univ Mumbai : 38
Open Category Other Univ : 9

OBC Home Univ Mumbai : 16
OBC Other Univ:3

SC Home Univ : 11
SC Other Univ : 2

ST Home Univ : 6
ST Other Univ : 1

NT Other Univ :7
NT Other Univ : 2

VJ Home Univ : 2
VJ Other Univ: 1

OMS : 18 (This yr Maharashtra Candidates can be alloted seat from here if they submit all india score)

Physically Handicapped : 4

[boywonder82]

Originally Posted by sonal2112

Hey!! Heard somewhere that the cut-off for the home university students (i.e. Mumbai University) is higher than other Maharashtra Universities.... Is that really true???!!!

Sonal, wht u have heard is perfectly right !! However for the top colleges it is 1-3 marks difference and as we go lower the difference becomes more prominent

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Originally Posted by boywonder82

Sonal, wht u have heard is perfectly right !! However for the top colleges it is 1-3 marks difference and as we go lower the difference becomes more prominent

Yes , and because there is so much competition and you lose or get seats on the basis of even 1 marks it is imperative to score good marks in GD/PI stage.
Thats why it makes sense to prepare well for the GD/PI process also. You should be aiming for atleast 28/29 in the GD/Pi out of 34. People generally tend to give more importance to CET and post that don't prepare well for the GD?PI process.
And in the end this 1 marks can be the difference between u and JB......

[khyatikabra]

hi.. I wanted to know how are people shortlisted after CET marks are out, for gd/pi ?
There are different gd/pi rounds for each college..??
if cet marks are considered for shortlisting, then what min marks does one need 2 get, for gd/pi for jbims?