For the General category, the minimum CGPA required to get into NITIE is 6.0 (CGPA 5.5 for other categories). The rest of the evaluation criteria are GATE/ CAT scores and work experience (for freshers, they consider the Final year project) and your performance at GD-PI for the admission process.
NITIE Cutoffs 2021 (Expected):
Category | PGDIM CAT percentile | PGDISEM CAT percentile |
General | 97 | 86 |
OBC | 75 | 75 |
SC/ ST | 65 | 75 |
PwD | 75 | 65 |
You can find the latest eligibility criteria on the official website.
I assume that you are talking about international placements. Here are some things you need to know before making a decision. As one of my friends graduated from NITIE, I might be able to answer your question.
Placement is the dream for many students. To make it possible you can move ahead with the NITIE Mumbai placement. Even recently, students got placed for massive annual packages exceeding INR 50 LPA. If you have a look at the current pandemic situation, there is a chance to experience the changes, still, the placements have stayed good.
On the other hand, to experience a good number of placements in reputed companies, then NITIE is the best place.
The admission process of the institute is simple. The details are below.
Overall, the admission process is quick yet competitive.
For MBA in Operations, NITIE Mumbai will be better than IIM Ahmedabad. All big FMCG and Operation Consulting firms hire from the institute. During NITIE Mumbai placements 2021, the highest CTC of INR 35 LPA was offered by the Operations sector. The institute has a large alumni base owing to its legacy of more than 55 years. So, you will have good networking opportunities.
As per the trends of last few years, NITIE Mumbai GATE cutoff stays around 700, for general category students. A score of above 700, is likely to get you an interview call from NITIE. The cutoff is lower for students of other categories.
For final selection, NITIE considers GD-PI performance along with GATE score.
NITIE Mumbai is a tough nut to crack as it is ranked 12th in the NIRF Ranking for Management 2020. It competes among the top IIMs and other B-schools in the country. So, it is a dream college for many.
For the PGDIM and PGDISEM programs, it accepts the CAT percentiles. The details of cut-offs are below.
Category | PGDIM (CAT Percentile) | PGDISEM (CAT Percentile) |
General | 97 | 86 |
OBC | 75 | 75 |
SC/ST | 65 | 75 |
PwD | 75 | 65 |
For the shortlist calls, the institute only considers the minimum eligibility criteria along with the CAT cut-offs. It doesn’t look for academics until the final scores get calculated of the selected candidates.
First of all, it is important to note about NITIE is that it is not an undergraduate School where seats are fixed for different branches. In fact, it is a professional Masters school which is referred to as the Mecca of Supply Chain Management.
One of my friends is enrolled in the PGDIM which is an MBA equivalent course. PGDISEM is also an MBA equivalent course here. It is just like any other MBA college, there is no such quota for any specific branch. You need to clear the selection process that is CAT followed by GD and PI.
Though in NITIE there are few MTech equivalent courses as well such as PGDIE, PGDMM, etc, and it takes admission through GATE.
Admissions in PGDPM at NITIE accept GATE score followed by GD & PI. Here are few facts to keep in mind before pursuing the course:
One will surely benefit from taking this course.
For the NITIE GD round, you should prepare regular GD topics. Stay updated with the current happenings in Economics, Politics, and Technology. This will help you make good points during the group discussion round.
In the PI round, most questions will be on your profile. Prepare your undergraduate engineering subjects thoroughly. You can expect questions on Supply Chain and how your engineering branch and work experience are linked to Supply Chain.
There are a number of students in the new sessions who hold a bit of a gap in their education. Being a dropper is not a big deal and does not possess any destructive concerns.
However, some of the companies do take it into account as a negative consequence during the placement process. But do not let your spirits down and face it head on. It’s the skills you possess that would help you to make it through the entire process.