How can I study for JBIMS?

JBIMS Admission 2020 – Offered Specialization Applicants should be graduate with a minimum of 50\% aggregate and must study maths in HSc or in the first year of a degree. Applicant should have done their Graduation degree from a recognized university with a minimum of 50\% of aggregate.

Is it possible to get into JBIMS?

JBIMS: Admission Procedure JBIMS shortlists candidates based on their profile and CAT / MH-CET scores (GMAT for international candidates). Shortlisted candidates are called for the second round, the in-person assessment (IPA). This round consists of a group activity, a personal interview and a written ability test.

Does JBIMS have interview?

Personal Interview It’s a chance to show how they are a perfect fit for the particular institute or position.

How to get admission in JBIMS through cap?

The admission to JBIMS happens through a Centralized Admission Process (CAP). To describe in short, all the eligible students who’ve taken CET or any other qualifying tests (more on this later) fill a common preference form for all the institutes that accept CET score for the MMS program.

How is Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS)?

Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of management studies (JBIMS) is a public institute that is highly recommended for business and management studies. It comes under the department of the University of Mumbai. It was established in the year 1965 and is one of the oldest business schools in India.

What are the different courses offered by JBIMS?

JBIMS offers various Management courses and Research opportunities for eligible candidates. The full time PG courses include MMS and M.Sc finance. The other part time PG courses such as MMM, MFM, MHRDM and MFM are also offered. Candidates can also pursue Ph.D. in Management Studies at Doctorate level.

What should be the target score for JBIMS?

For JBIMS, Target nothing less than 145 as that can be termed as a safe score to land you into JBIMS basis past few years stats. While a detailed plan would be very subjective based on various factors, there’s certainly a framework one can follow if targeting JBIMS.