List of MBA Colleges Accepting 60-70 Percentile in XAT 2025

Some of the top B-schools and MBA colleges in India that accept 60-70 percentile in XAT include:

• IMT, Hyderabad
• SOIL Institute of Management
• MIME, Bangalore
• IMS, Ghaziabad: Institute of Management Studies
• AIMS School of Business
• Delhi School of Business
• Vivekanand Business School (VBS)
• JIMS Rohini, Delhi
• Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida

Although most of the A-list B-schools in India like XIMB, IMI, XIME, IRMA, MICA, TAPMI, Great Lakes, FORE, BIMTECH, LIBA, among others require candidates to meet cutoff requirements of 90+ in XAT, candidates with a percentile of 60-70 can also pursue management courses at reputable institutes.

The XLRI admissions process involves a shortlisting of applicants based on their GMAT or XAT scores, followed by group discussions, personal interviews, and a final decision based on certain standards. To be chosen for admission, candidates must pass every stage of the selection process.
 

No, the cutoffs for different XAT-participating universities vary. These colleges set their own cutoff percentiles for admission based on certain standards selected by their unique admission cells. The XAT cut off for XIMB and TAPMI are distinct from one another. The typical XAT cutoff for XIMB is 90–93, while the XAT cutoff for TAPMI is 80–85. However, the XAT cutoff for KJ Somaiya-Mumbai is between 85 and 90.

The XLRI, Jamshedpur's selection criteria include group discussions and personal interviews, for which candidates are shortlisted based on their XAT scores. In February, the selection process begins. Candidates who qualified for GD-PI through XAT scores are notified by email of the location, date, and time of the interview. To be eligible for the next stage of admission, candidates must attend the GD-PI rounds.

XAT is a national-level entrance exam conducted by XLRI, Jamshedpur for management admissions across the country. More than 160 institutions accept XAT scores for management admissions in India. Apart from XLRI, some of the top B-schools that accept XAT include:

• XLRI, Jamshedpur
• IMT, Ghaziabad
• XIM University, Bhubaneswar
• IMI, New Delhi
• TAPMI, Manipal
• K J Somaiya, Mumbai
• FORE, New Delhi

No, the re-evaluation of the XAT results is not permitted and candidats cannot apply for the re-evaluation of the XAT result/scorecard once it is released by the exam conducting authority. Candidates have to seek admission to colleges that accept XAT scores for management courses with the sectional and overall percentile scores awarded to them after the release of the XAT results.
 

The XAT counselling process conducted by XLRI, Jamshedpur for management admission is typically conducted in the following cities:

• Delhi
• Kolkata
• Jamshedpur
• Bangalore

The admission process after the conclusion of the XAT exam is commenced after the declaration of the XAT cutoffs by XLRI, and each of the participating institutes of XAT.

The work experience requirements for candidates seeking management admissions depend on the course and institution they are applying for, through the XAT exam. During the XAT registration process candidates are asked to fill in their work experience in advance. So, yes job experience does play a role in the selection process of XAT. For instance, the Executive PGDM at XLRI, Jamshedpur is designed specifically for professionals with a minimum of five years of work experience after completion of graduation.

Yes, there are several good B-schools and MBA colleges in India that accept students with 70 percentile in XAT. Even with a XAT score of 60-70 percentile range, candidates can get into a good private MBA college with good infrastructure, pedagogy, and decent placements. Institutes like SOIL Institute of Management, AIMS School of Business, Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship, International School of Business & Media, and GITAM School of International Business are some of the well-known colleges that accept a XAT score of 70 percentile for admissions.
 

The XAT cutoff scores are normally announced individually by colleges and universities that accept XAT results for admission to their MBA programs. It's crucial to keep in mind that meeting the XAT cutoff requirements is just the beginning of the admissions process. The number of applicants taking the XAT exam as a whole, the number of seats available, the complexity of the exam, etc., all play a role in determining the cutoff. The XAT cutoffs are determined by the following variables:

• Total number of candidates appearing for XAT. 
• Total number of seats available. 
• The level of difficulty of the XAT exam. 
• Cutoff trends of previous years.