SVKM's NMIMS School of Design, Mumbai All Questions

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I suggest you to check your mail inbox once and spam folder too. There might be an email from NMIMS acknowledging successful completion of your application. In case you have not received any mail from their end, you can contact the admissions department email id and ask them for the acknowledging email.

Hope this helps. Good luck for your future.

Hello Candidate,

Depends on which all streams have you applied to. It shouldn't be tough to get into NMIMS BBA. You'll get Mumbai easily since they have around 480 seats and any other city too since the schools there have recently been started. Also you'll get seats in engineering in Shirpur for almost any stream that you desire.

For Mumbai, I'm not very sure. It might be tough to get into fields which attract a lot of students like CS. However, probably you'll get in easily in the 2nd list there too. Have no knowledge when it comes to architecture or law.

All The Best,

Hello,

Interview will take place with around 3–4 panelists which will ask about your academic background, hobbies, work experience(if you have), your SOP and many other relevant questions.

Be calm and composed

Answer politely

Be relevant and don’t fumble

Be honest and confident

Maintain your body posture

Act and sound SMART.

Hello,

For your reference, I am posting the different weightages for different aspects considered by NMIMS before the final admission of any candidate:

• NMAT Score - 70%
• Case Discussion - 10%
• Personal Interview - 10%
• Work Experience - 5%
• Academic Scores - 5%

As you can see, the NMAT score makes up for a staggering 70% of the final admission score. If you are worried about your low academic scores, you should try and make up for it by scoring well in NMAT and giving reasonably good CD-PI rounds.

All The Best.

Hello student

The cutoff is expected to fall under 160-200for the new academic session.For nmims bangalore the expected cutoff will be above 200 as per the previous year trends so the chances are low.You may get nmims mumbai.The previous year cutoff for nmims mumbai was around 170.To know more about the cutoff -

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-cutoff/amp

Hello

Yes , for every attempt you have to register for nmims. If you re apply for nmat and forgot to apply for nmims you will get reminders through your mail and phone call. And you can apply for nmims before deadline.

Hope my answer will help you

Thank you

Hello student

GMAC has released the mock test for preparation of students. The students can familiarise themselves with the exam pattern as well as the time management. For the mock test, the students should visit the official website. Register themselves for the test with their personal details. Login credentials will be created. With the login credentials the students can login on the prescribed day of exam and take the test.

For more details you can refer the following link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-mock-test/amp

Hello student,

A as per the rule you must should register for nmims, apart if you already have been registered or,give your in nmat examination. The registration is compulsory. However the date for registration in nmims is up to 14th December so you can do it now. Click on the link below to know more about the examination.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat

Hi,

Dear Candidate, the chances for the upgradation  is too low. However we can still keep the hopes high. Getting the Mumbai or Bengaluru campus is quite a luck because they are quite in demand due to their quality of course and the placements offered. So if any seats go vacant in these two colleges then certainly it will be available for float then you may get a chance.

Thankyou

Hello Aspirant,

Yes the college is good option for pursuing a degree in law. The college have numerous facilities. Some of them are listed below

• library
• hostels,
• sports,
• seminar halls,
• laboratory

Besides the lectures are highly experienced professionals which is a plus point for students as under such people's guidance students can understand the syllabus easily.

So overall it's a good option to pursue a degree in Law.

Hope this helps

Good Luck