Questions Asked On Xavier Institute of Management - [XIM], Jabalpur

It will be difficult to get into colleges such as FMS, and XLRI, with less than 60% in 12th but in B.Tech graduates if marks are less than 60%, then it might not be a big problem, it’s achievable. 

FMS assigns 10% weightage to 10+2 scores. So, if you manage to score around the 99.5 percentile in CAT, you will have a chance of getting shortlisted. You need to perform well in the GD-PI round as well. XLRI and MDI assign 15% weight to past academics and work experience.

So, try to work on your profile by adding extra-curricular activities. Also, prepare well for entrance tests and the GD-PI round.

Additionally, there is a potential that your application may be taken into consideration if you took part in any festivals or won any competitions during your graduation. If that's not the case, though, getting in will be quite difficult.

XIM and JBIMS Mumbai can take those whose marks are less than 60 percent in graduation. Also, a well-rounded profile is chosen because many other average B-schools are likewise interested in extracurricular activities.