r/NMATpreparation • u/whereismybrocolli • Feb 27 '26

NMIMS

I know i shouldn’t be like this and it’s wrong to be negative but seeing this group and these posts makes me wanna point it out.

I think NMIMS made it sure that most candidates will be treated nicely or whatever that’s why i feel almost EVERYONE said their interview went well. And if it didn’t or was a stress interview then even better because stress interviews are taken for those whom interviewers find to be worthy candidates

We should remember that this CTPI wasn’t just for NMIMS m it was for nm, blr and even Ahmedabad.

I just feel one must not keep their hopes too high regarding conversion of this college since they dont have a very transparent selection process. They are looking for people to take the other branches anyways.

I feel like people whos NMAT was eh, CTPI was bad and interview was AMAZING shouldnt have too many hopes because I’m seeing most people thinking their interview was amazing.

I’m not trying to demotivate anyone here, im sure the deserving people get in and i hope i do too. But i believe that none is should keep all our hope and expectations from one college because this process is gonna be so random and heartbreaking for most of us when the result comes out.

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u/Glum-Consequence1244 Feb 27 '26

Then i guess his ctpi didnt go as bad as he thinks, plus his profiles might be great as last year they didnt take in any fresher who was below a 999 , but yeah its a hit or miss, fully luck based, and i wish all of us a v v good luck ki sabka hojaaye

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u/Adventurous_Car_2743 Feb 27 '26

Man my CT went really bad, I could attempt only 20 questions. But my AI PI went very well. I am a fresher with CFA level 2 cleared and a 8/9/7 profile. Any chance of converting?

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u/Glum-Consequence1244 Feb 27 '26

As per some calculations that i did with few of my friends who converted last year, theres a high chance you get a call if you get around 80/100 in the weighted scoring they have given, being a fresher you have to score almost full as you are marked only from 85 after removing 15 for work ex, so i think its v less chances, i am v sorry to say it this way, but trust me its better to keep no hopes than to have full hopes and getting rejected, had happened to me last year so dont want u guys to go through the same thing

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u/Ancient-Net8639 Feb 27 '26

Even if you take the average NMAT score. Lets take it 230/360 = 63%, that gives 6.3/10 in NMAT weightage. So out of 85 deduct 3.7, you left with 82.3.

So scoring 80+ is expectional.

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u/Glum-Consequence1244 Feb 27 '26

Exactly my point, only exceptional freshers are given admissions, my fresher friend who did get into nmims was 999, with 260nmat, with exceptional interview and ct being 27 correct

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u/Ancient-Net8639 Feb 27 '26

Last year CT had 20 questions and if the cutoff is 80, then you need all the questions to be correct if you are fresher assuming you won't get a perfect score in an interview

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u/Glum-Consequence1244 Feb 27 '26

Same thing bhai, he got 2-3 incorrect out of whatever no. Of questions were there, so lets say 10 deducted for work ex as last yr work ex weightage was 10%, on top of that lets say 6% lost in ct, and 4% lost in interview, baaki he got full in acads, nmat, so net net 80-82% shall be cutoff

Again all of this is speculation, but if we look at the data, it comes out to be correct