Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies (JBIMS), named after the prominent industrialist and altruist, Jamnalal Bajaj, is the Department of Management Studies of the University of Mumbai (Bombay). JBIMS was set up in 1965 by the University of Mumbai as a team with the Graduate School of Business, Stanford University. JBIMS offers the accompanying projects:

Master in Management Studies (MMS) Program

JBIMS's leader two year full time program.

Part Time Programs

Master in Marketing Management (MMM)

Master in Information Management (MIM)

Master in Human Resource Development and Management (MHRDM)

Master in Financial Management (MFM)

Doctoral Program

Full time doctoral project

MSc Finance

Experts' Degree program in Finance giving a far reaching establishment in the field of fund.

JBIMS Results Accepted

For MMS Program

Residential Candidates (in India) - CAT/MH-CET

Universal Candidates (outside India) - GMAT

For Part Time Programs

MH-CET

For MSc Finance

Residential Candidates (in India) - CAT/MH-CET

Universal Candidates (outside India) - GMAT

JBIMS Eligibility

Shorts for being considered for Profile Evaluation

JBIMS shortlists possibility for the in-individual evaluation taking into account the competitor's CAT/MH-CET score. The cutoff for every classification is chosen to sift through the competitors. The competitors clearing the cutoff are considered for cycle 2. The shorts for the 2015-17 clump were as per the following.

To be considered for the profile assessment the competitor not just needs to acquire the aforementioned stamps additionally needs to meet the past scholarly record (PAR) cutoff. The PAR cutoff is:

General applicants

Tenth total - 65% or above AND twelfth total - 60% or above

Saved hopefuls

Tenth total - 60% or above AND twelfth total - 55% or above

The applicants meeting the exam and past scholastic record shorts are considered for profile assessment.

Category
CAT Percentile
MH-CET Percentile

General
95
95.37

Reserved
75
90

PH
75
85

PIO and children of Indian workers in gulf countries
85
85