The college does not release cut-offs for the reserved categories. However, it can be predicted from the general cut-off.

The cut-off for the general category usually lies between 97 percentile- 98 percentile. So, the cut-off for OBC can be 90-92 percentile and for other categories, it can lie around 80.

Since you have not mentioned any particular course, here is the past trend for PGDIM and PGDISEM. 

Note that these vary every year depending on the number of applications received.

All three colleges are on top and choosing one among three is not easy. But I can give you some ideas about them as I have friends studying at these institutes. TISS is one of the most reputed colleges for HRM courses in the country. The top two institutes for HR programs are XLRI and 2nd is TISS. XLRI holds first place due to its history and huge batch size and placements.

• TISS is growing fast but still doesn’t have the same presence as XLRI has.
• TISS though has the advantage of a very small batch size compared to XLRI, which means lesser competition.
• And again TISS is at Bombay while XLRI is at Jamshedpur. I would say TISS is still a very good option for aspirants interested in HR.

NITIE and SOM are the top two colleges in India for operations and supply chain profiles with NITIE being the clear number 1.

• Long history and a huge batch size result in lots of senior supply chain managers from NITIE across various companies.
• On the other hand, though 20 years old, SOM was upgraded only recently, to 120 batch size from earlier 60.Students are getting to the top but SOM does not have the same presence as NITIE.
• NITIE has more recruiting companies with cushy pay packages as compared to SOM. Although SOM is improving its placement numbers rapidly.
• SOM does boast of elegant IIT B infrastructure and less batch size and hence, lesser competition due to smaller batches.
• But NITIE would give you more options in terms of placements.

So my preference order will be the following.

TISS (HR) > NITIE (Operations & SCM) > SJMSOM (Finance & others)

So, choose wisely based on your preferred domain. And in case you are interested in Marketing, both NITIE & SJMSOM are equally good.

It is suggested to fill up maximum programs in NITIE Mumbai. In the initial stage, most of the IIT and NIT are occupied by students who finally go to PSU’s. A lot of vacancies are created in these institutes; you just have to keep yourself updated with it and apply for it. 

• Students with 50-65 marks join any good institute like IIT BHU, ISM Dhanbad, NIT Jamshedpur, MANIT Bhopal, NIT Patna, etc. 
• It is wise to contact the seniors already present there and talk to them about the preparation.
• Students with marks 35-50 should try again and the ones who secured less than 35 should join private jobs. 
• GATE is not the last option. There are approximately 225 more PSUs and IES, RRB, State Govt. and many more job opportunities left. 
• PSU calls students up to rank 2000 and the seats are confirmed till AIR 500 and the rest depends on the interview. 
• NITIE Mumbai is a good option if you have a rank from 500-3000. 
• M.Tech is excellent from institutes such as IISC and top IITs. 

Lastly, students of the general category opting for Mechanical Engineering at NITIE Mumbai require a GATE score of 720-760 and above.

No, it is not difficult but that depends on who you are asking.

You will get a call-up letter for the interview in your email ID. A care package will be sent to you consisting of expected topics and a number of other things. The topics for the GD round include current topics. 

Going through newspapers on a daily basis will also help. GD round goes on for around ten minutes and you will be given time to think and prepare your answers.

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.

If it's about the admission process where the score of 10th and 12th is taken into consideration then there's nothing known as a definite calculation, especially for the 10th and 12th marks.

Like most colleges, NITIE follows a decent distribution of the marks. The distribution is as follows:

This is the following structure for the admission process by most colleges. The only point which can differ is the reservations. Rest everything remains the same.

The placement scenario for PGDIE at NITIE is outstanding as a lot of reputed companies visit the campus during placements. These include Abbott, Aditya Birla, Tata Sky, Flipkart, Accenture, Exide, Cognizant, Grofers, Ola, Cloudtail, Myntra, Marico, Reliance, Airtel and many other companies. 

A total of 121 companies have visited the campus and the students have received around 130 pre-placement offers. The highest domestic package offered is 44 LPA and the average package offered is 20.85 LPA. 

Most of the companies take GD first and then personal interviews, but finance and consulting companies have a different approach. They shortlist the students based on their resumes and then take their interviews. They also take an aptitude test which requires having good knowledge of the subject and decent mathematical skills. 

If you have prepared hard enough to present yourself in the interviews, then you will surely get placed in a top company. You should know everything about your resume and should always answer the questions with confidence.