A merit list of 43212 candidates has been announced
by AICTE for the candidates who have found their names in the merit
list. Second CMAT for admission session 2015-16 is proposed in the month
of February 2015 details of which are yet to be announced.
Merit list has Candidates with negative marks
Unlike other management entrance exams CMAT doesn’t disqualify any test takers. According to AICTE policy guidelines “The results will rank all the candidates who appeared in the test based on their aptitude towards the management education in the order of their merit. Candidates will not be declared as eliminated from the admission process in the AICTE approved management programme. On the contrary the aim is to facilitate the institutions to select the suitable candidates as per the rank awarded by CMAT.”
11 candidates cross 300 marks
The National Merit List declared along with the CMAT Sep 2014 result has 11 candidates with 300 or more marks. The highest score of 323 is obtained by 1 candidate and there are 4 candidates at 300 score. This is a positive sign since CMAT scores earlier indicated a dip from 326 in Sep 2013 test scores to 317 in Feb 2014 test scores. The list contains a number of 43212 candidates who have been declared successful in CMAT Sep 2014 despite the fact that many of them have scored negative marks.
Expected cut offs in top B schools
To help you decide which MBA program to apply with your CMAT Sep 2014 scores, MBAUniverse.com presents the expected CMAT cut off for leading B schools in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and Delhi NCR that accept CMAT scores.
Since CMAT scores have improved only marginally, not much change in short listing criteria based on CMAT scores is expected. However, in a major development shared by JBIMS Mumbai, it has been made clear that JBIMS will not accept CMAT scores for the admission session 2015-16. maximum CMAT score has significantly come down from 376 to 317 marks, and average CMAT score has also come down from 94 and 70. This will mean that CMAT cut offs will drop in all B-schools.
MBA colleges with cut off range 250-325
CMAT Merit List
Merit list has Candidates with negative marks
Unlike other management entrance exams CMAT doesn’t disqualify any test takers. According to AICTE policy guidelines “The results will rank all the candidates who appeared in the test based on their aptitude towards the management education in the order of their merit. Candidates will not be declared as eliminated from the admission process in the AICTE approved management programme. On the contrary the aim is to facilitate the institutions to select the suitable candidates as per the rank awarded by CMAT.”
11 candidates cross 300 marks
The National Merit List declared along with the CMAT Sep 2014 result has 11 candidates with 300 or more marks. The highest score of 323 is obtained by 1 candidate and there are 4 candidates at 300 score. This is a positive sign since CMAT scores earlier indicated a dip from 326 in Sep 2013 test scores to 317 in Feb 2014 test scores. The list contains a number of 43212 candidates who have been declared successful in CMAT Sep 2014 despite the fact that many of them have scored negative marks.
Expected cut offs in top B schools
To help you decide which MBA program to apply with your CMAT Sep 2014 scores, MBAUniverse.com presents the expected CMAT cut off for leading B schools in Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and Delhi NCR that accept CMAT scores.
Since CMAT scores have improved only marginally, not much change in short listing criteria based on CMAT scores is expected. However, in a major development shared by JBIMS Mumbai, it has been made clear that JBIMS will not accept CMAT scores for the admission session 2015-16. maximum CMAT score has significantly come down from 376 to 317 marks, and average CMAT score has also come down from 94 and 70. This will mean that CMAT cut offs will drop in all B-schools.
MBA colleges with cut off range 250-325
CMAT Merit List
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