BIMTECH ATMA July 2026 Expected Cutoff: Percentile, Category-Wise Trends and Admission Criteria

The expected ATMA cutoff for BIMTECH July 2026 admission is 60 to 75 percentile for the General category, based on previous admission cycle trends.

Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH), Greater Noida accepts valid ATMA scores for its PGDM programs in General Management, International Business, Insurance Business Management and Retail Management. With the ATMA July 2026 exam scheduled for July 12 and results expected on July 18, students clearing the cutoff will be called for Extempore and Personal Interview (PI) rounds as part of the selection process.

• Expected ATMA cutoff for BIMTECH PGDM (Core): 70 to 75 percentile for General category students based on 2024–25 trends.
• Expected cutoff for reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC): 50 to 65 percentile depending on the program.
• ATMA July 2026 result will be declared on July 18, 2026 on atmaaims.com.
• BIMTECH final selection is based on Entrance Test score (35%), PI (25%), academic record (9%), work experience (8%) and diversity factors (13%).
• BIMTECH does not pre-define cutoffs; all figures here are expected and based on previous year trends.

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Expected ATMA Cutoff for BIMTECH July 2026

BIMTECH does not announce a pre-defined cutoff for any entrance exam. The cutoff is determined after the selection process based on the number of applications received and the overall performance of the applicant pool. All expected ATMA cutoff figures in this article are based on past trends and should be treated as indicative.

ATMA scores are reported on a 0 to 800 scale along with a percentile rank. BIMTECH primarily uses percentile for shortlisting decisions. Students who score between 60 and 75 percentile in ATMA July 2026 are expected to be competitive for most BIMTECH PGDM programs.

All cutoff figures above are expected and based on 2024–25 admission cycle trends.

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BIMTECH ATMA Program-Wise Cutoff: Previous Year Trends

BIMTECH offers four PGDM programs, each with a slightly different expected ATMA score band. The PGDM Core program carries the highest competition and thus the highest expected cutoff. Specialised programs such as Insurance Business Management and Retail tend to have more accessible score thresholds due to a smaller applicant pool via ATMA.

ATMA raw score is out of 180 (180 questions, +1 for correct, –0.25 for wrong). Approximate raw score ranges above are derived from ATMA score-to-percentile mapping and represent expected thresholds for the July 2026 cycle.

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BIMTECH ATMA Cutoff: Category-Wise Trends

BIMTECH provides 5% of seats in its PGDM programs to reserved category students (SC, ST, OBC). The effective cutoff for these categories is lower than the General category cutoff. Based on past admission cycles, the expected category-wise ATMA cutoff for BIMTECH 2026 is as follows:

All category-wise figures are expected based on past admission trends and cutoff relaxation patterns observed across AICTE-approved B-schools that accept ATMA.

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Factors Affecting BIMTECH ATMA Cutoff 2026

Several variables influence the ATMA cutoff at BIMTECH each year. Understanding these factors helps you assess where the threshold may land for the July 2026 cycle:

• Total number of ATMA applicants: A higher applicant pool pushes the cutoff up as competition increases for the same number of seats.
• Difficulty level of ATMA July 2026: An easier paper tends to raise raw scores and compress the percentile range, shifting the effective cutoff higher in raw score terms.
• Number of seats per program: Programs with fewer seats such as PGDM Insurance and Retail (60 seats each) may have comparatively stable cutoffs due to lower ATMA-only applicant volume.
• Applications from other exam pools: BIMTECH also accepts CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT and GMAT scores. A surge in applicants from these exams can affect how many shortlist slots are available for ATMA applicants.
• Composite merit formula: BIMTECH’s final selection uses a composite score where entrance test accounts for only 35%. A strong PI performance and academic record can compensate for a borderline ATMA percentile.

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BIMTECH Selection Process After ATMA Cutoff

Clearing the ATMA cutoff is the first stage. BIMTECH shortlists students for an Extempore and Personal Interview (PI) round. The final merit is computed on a composite score:

Shortlisted students appear for PI rounds typically held in February and March with results declared in March and batch commencement in July. Students who applied via the ATMA July 2026 route and clear the cutoff will be assessed on this composite formula. Minimum eligibility is a three-year bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks. Final year students may apply provisionally.