ISB Hyderabad Cutoff 2024: GMAT Score, GRE Score, Selection Criteria

As per the 2021 admission trends, ISB Hyderabad GMAT cutoff was in the range of 580-780. Last few years’ selection trends indicate that having a GMAT score of around 710 should get you an interview call from ISB. However, having a score above 730 increases your chance of getting an admission letter remarkably. 

Securing admission at ICFAI Business School Hyderabad does not require a specific cut-off. Instead, your performance on the IBSAT examination, as well as your GD-PI (Group Discussion and Personal Interview), are taken into consideration. It is recommended that you attempt all questions on the IBSAT exam, as there is no negative marking, to increase your chances of being called for the GD-PI.

Out of the 20,000 shortlisted candidates who are screened over the course of 10 days, only 1,200 students are selected for the main campus, with the rest being allocated to other campuses based on their individual preferences. In order to stand out in this competitive process, it is advisable to focus on your GD-PI performance, as well as to have a solid understanding of aptitude.

You can apply for PGDM admission at IMS Ghaziabad for the 2022 academic year. To be considered for admission, you must take one of the following entrance exams: CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, GMAT, and ATMA. Your score in these exams, along with your performance in the GD-PI and WAT, will be used to determine your eligibility for the PGDM program. To be considered for admission, you must achieve a percentile score between 80 and 95 on your entrance exam.

With a score of 184 in NMAT, you have a decent chance of getting admission to NMIMS Mumbai, but as the cut-off for ISB Hyderabad is usually higher than that of NMIMS, so your chances of admission to ISB may be lower than NMIMS Mumbai.

That being said, the admission process for both NMIMS and ISB is holistic and takes into consideration several factors other than just NMAT scores, such as academic performance, work experience, extracurricular activities, and performance in the interview and/or written exam.

Therefore, it is difficult to predict your chances of admission without considering your overall profile. 

I would recommend that you consult the official websites and keep checking the Collegedunia articles to get a better understanding of their admission processes and criteria. You may also consider speaking to current students or alumni of these institutes to get insights into their experience and advice on the admission process.