'Nishchay', the student-led social responsibility committee at NMIMS Hyderabad, is a testament to the institution's commitment to societal impact. The committee, headed by Subhraneel Baruah and co-headed by Priyanka Raheja, comprises 69 students who actively engage in fostering change and contributing meaningfully to society.
On July 30, 2023, Nishchay visited the TOUCH orphanage in Hyderabad, engaging with the children through games and gifts. The committee also participated in the ‘Ek Tareekh, Ek Ghanta: A Step Towards Building a Clean Nation’ initiative and organised a blood donation drive in collaboration with the Indian Red Cross Society, Mahabubnagar. The event received participation from various schools and an overwhelming response from 104 donors. Nishchay is planning the ‘Joy of Giving Week’, a fundraising and collection drive for marginalised communities. The committee aims to assist NMIMS Hyderabad students in understanding societal issues and making a difference in the lives of the underprivileged.
NMIMS Hyderabad School of Law recently inaugurated a new Moot Court Hall, marking a significant addition to the institution's academic and legal infrastructure. The hall is designed to enhance the academic experience of law students by providing them with a realistic courtroom experience. The inauguration was attended by Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy, Judge at the Telangana High Court, Justice B. Papireddy, Principal District and Sessions Judge at Mahbubnagar, and other dignitaries. The Moot Court aims to foster skills such as legal research, persuasive argumentation, and public speaking among students.
Dr. Mohammed Samiulla Arab, Associate Dean, School of Law, Hyderabad, NMIMS, stated, “The newly established Moot Court Hall at NMIMS School of Law Hyderabad is a state-of-the-art infrastructure that provides students with a realistic courtroom experience, including modern technology, professional resources, and expert guidance. It is focused on imparting invaluable skills to the students, preparing them for a successful legal career.”
Shimir Mishra, a first-year Master in Business Administration student from NMIMS School of Business Management Hyderabad, has made history by winning the national level case study competition, 'Niti Shastra'. The competition was organised by the Symbiosis Institute of Business Management Pune in August 2023.
'Niti Shastra' comprises three rounds, including an MCQ round, a case study analysis, and a presentation round. The MCQ round includes 30 questions on government policy, economies, rates, public figures, and current affairs, with a requirement to answer at least 26 questions correctly to progress. Mishra, with his strong knowledge of current affairs and passion for case study analysis, cleared this round with ease.
In the second round, participants are given a real-life case study and must prepare a PowerPoint presentation outlining the key aspects and proposing solutions. The final round involves an expert jury assessing the presentations and asking students to demonstrate how their proposed solutions could be implemented in reality.
Prior to 'Niti Shastra', Shimir had participated in 12 major case study competitions, including Foresight & Havoc from IIM Bangalore, Flipkart Wired, TVS Credit, Amazon, HUL Lime, and more. Despite advancing in the preliminary rounds of all these competitions, he had not achieved success in the later stages. However, these experiences taught him perseverance and motivated him to participate in more contests.
MBA admissions in Telangana 2025 are conducted by the Telangana State Council for Higher Education (TSCHE) through the TS ICET exam, renamed to TG ICET. More than 200 colleges accept the score of TS ICET for MBA admissions. However, some colleges accept only national-level entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, SNAP, CMAT, and more. Colleges offering MBA courses in Telangana will shortlist you based on the scores you obtained on the entrance tests and if you fulfill the eligibility criteria for admissions. If you are targeting any particular college you must check whether it accepts the relevant entrance exam scores and check its eligibility criteria before applying for counselling. TG ICET 2025 will be conducted on June 8 & 9, 2025. The detailed TG ICET notification 2025 will be released on March 6, 2025.
NMIMS MBA admission 2025 is open as the shortlist has now been released for all courses. This year, the selection criteria have been modified with an introduction of a competency assessment (CA). Earlier, the NMIMS admission process involved a WAT and a WATSON Glaser test. NMIMS has released the details about the competency assessment. Registration for the CA PI rounds was open till January 20. You must clear the cut-off set by the institute to be considered for the selection process. The same is 209 marks for MBA and 190 marks for MBA Pharmaceutical Management.
Several MBA courses are offered at NMIMS with specializations in Supply Chain Management, Human Resources Management, Finance Management, Hospital Management, etc. and students apply from all over the country seeking admission to the institute. Check the complete details of NMIMS Mumbai MBA admissions 2025, such as the selection process, fee structure, and seat matrix of all the NMIMS campuses below.
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Based on the NMAT 2024 score vs percentile analysis, a score between 230 and 240 is predicted to be equivalent to the 99 percentile. Whereas, a score around 200 should correspond to the 90th percentile. The NMAT 2024 score vs percentile analysis is one of the most important tools that will help you get an idea of a good score in NMAT that you need to get in order to clear the NMAT 2024 cutoff for various colleges. NMAT by GMAC is a popular management entrance exam conducted by the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC) for admission to the MBA and other postgraduate management programs of NMIMS and other NMAT participating colleges.
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The expected marks for 85 Percentile in MAH MBA CET 2025 typically range from 91 to 96.4+ marks out of the total score of 200. Since there is no negative marking, you must aim to answer at least 101 questions with 90% accuracy. More than 101 attempts are required with 90% accuracy, and more than 114 attempts are required with 80% accuracy. With 75% and 70% accuracy, 122+ attempts and 130+ attempts are required, respectively. Attempt more questions from Logical & Abstract Reasoning and ensure that you answer questions from Quant & VARC rapidly but with high accuracy.
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