XLRI: The best HR college

I chosse XLRI because of its specialization in HRM , faculty and curriculum and placements and than campus Life ans peer interactions I did try for other collages Addmission process - First you have to give XAT exam coz XLRI takes only if u score in this exam than there will be cut offs after views results of all and then after group discussion there will be interview and u will be selected...Read More

- You have to appear for XAT exam and score a decent percentile, usually above 95%ile to get a call. However, higher the %ile, higher the chances of converting that into a final offer. - Post the exam and receiving of call, you sit for the GDPI process. It starts off with a GD and then a PI. - PI is usually based on 3 things: you, your acads, your experience (workex/internships)....Read More

The admission process was very smooth. I sat for XAT and scored around 90 percentile with my lowest sectional percentile in DM at 73 percentile which just crossed the sectional cutoff of 72 percentile. I got an interview call which I had to select the slot for. Once selected, and online meeting was scheduled, and on the day of the interview I had 3 panelists (all male). The interview lasted for about 20 mins with questions spanning from why MBA to hobbies, interests and some technical questions based on past work ex. Once the interviews concluded the results were announced under 2 months and I was wait listed. XAT was in some ways a tough exam to crack, especially the DM section. I have no real notes for improvement on the process. It was pretty smooth from my perspective...Read More

The eligibility is graduation in any stream. The admission process is available on the college website. You have to score good percentile in XAT exam so that you can get a call for the interviews and then, if your interview is good, you can convert your call and secure admission. Now they have started GD PI also, and interview process is no more virtual. The application fees is somewhere between Rs 2500/- and Rs 3000/-. The XAT exam is very similar to CAT and it tests you on your verbal ability, decision making and quantitative aptitude. You need to study 2-3 hours a day consistently to secure good marks in the exam....Read More

Admission to XLRI is through the XAT exam which is conducted yearly, usually in the month of January. The application form is found on the website of XAT. XAT has lower cutoffs for women candidates and for those from non- engineering backgrounds. There is no caste based reservation system....Read More

XLRI takes admission through the XAT examination followed by a GDPI. The overall cutoff for XAT is roughly around 95 percentile. This cutoff is the minimum eligibility for qualifying for the GDPI. The application fee is around 2000 INR and the form generally opens from June-July until the first week of December and the exam is held in the first week of January. Results are declared in January itself and the GDPI process begins from mid-February onwards. The final shortlist is declared in mid-April. Currently, there is no reservation system for admission to XLRI...Read More