The cutoff for NMIMS MBA admissions 2026 is expected to be released shortly on the official admission portal. Along with the cutoff announcement, shortlisted candidates are likely to receive Personal Interview (PI) calls as part of the next stage of the selection process. The MBA admission dashboard has recently been updated, indicating that the institute is preparing to move ahead with the post-NMAT selection stages.
NMIMS MBA 2026 Cutoff and PI Shortlist Status
As per the latest updates, the cutoff scores for shortlisting candidates for the PI round are expected to be announced soon. The cutoff will be released along with the PI shortlist and will be accessible through the NMIMS MBA login. Candidates are advised to regularly check the official portal, as the cutoff and shortlist may be released at any time. The institute has not yet published an official notice specifying the exact date and time.
NMIMS MBA Login Update and Important Instructions
The MBA admission dashboard has been updated with a new disclaimer for applicants. The message highlights mandatory steps that candidates must complete before proceeding with document upload. The dashboard notification states that candidates must:
- Complete all mandatory application details
- Finish the payment for the Competency Test and Personal Interview
- Upload required documents only after completing the above steps
This update confirms that the NMIMS MBA selection process for 2026 will include both a Competency Test and a Personal Interview.
NMIMS MBA 2026 Selection Process Overview
Based on the updated login instructions, the NMIMS MBA 2026 admission process will consist of multiple evaluation stages following the NMAT exam. The expected stages include:
- NMAT score-based shortlisting
- Competency Test
- Personal Interview (PI)
- Document verification
Candidates shortlisted based on the cutoff will be invited to participate in the subsequent evaluation rounds.
NMIMS NMAT Cutoff Trend from Previous Year
While the official cutoff for 2026 is yet to be released, last year’s NMAT-based cutoff provides an indicative reference. In the previous admission cycle, a common NMAT cutoff score of 209 was used for shortlisting candidates across campuses. Candidates can expect the 2026 cutoff to remain broadly in line with previous trends, subject to overall performance and applicant volume.
Important Advisory for Candidates
The MBA admissions are conducted by SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies. Candidates are advised to ensure that all application details are accurately filled and payments are completed to avoid delays during shortlisting. Applicants should continue monitoring the official NMIMS admission portal for updates related to cutoffs, PI calls, competency test schedules, and further admission announcements.