Results are matched against the cutoff dataset maintained for this portal. The minimum input is intentionally 75 percentile so the tool focuses on colleges with a meaningful 75+ threshold.
Colleges You Can Target
How to read these results
If your percentile is equal to or higher than the stored threshold, that college appears in the result set.
Each card labels whether the threshold is an official institute cutoff, an expected/indicative figure, or a score-converted threshold.
Cutoffs can change by programme, category, year and applicant pool. Open the college page and source before making a shortlist.
Research methodology
The dataset prioritises institute admission policies and cutoff announcements. Where institutes do not publish a fixed percentile, the tool uses a clearly labelled expected/indicative threshold from current 2026 cutoff research. We do not present those estimates as official cutoffs.
| Exam | Research basis | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| CAT | Official IIM admission policies plus current 2026 percentile research for additional institutes. | Category and sectional criteria can materially change shortlist chances. |
| XAT | Official XLRI XAT 2026 thresholds plus current college-wise expected thresholds. | XLRI thresholds are programme/profile dependent. |
| SNAP | Current 2026 percentile-wise Symbiosis college research. | Most SIU institutes do not publish a fixed official percentile in advance. |
| CMAT | Official Welingkar 2026-28 threshold plus current CMAT college-wise research. | Some institutes use scores rather than percentiles or change thresholds after results. |
| MAT | Current MAT 2026 college-wise percentile research. | AIMA does not publish a single college-wise cutoff; institutes set their own criteria. |
| NMAT | College score thresholds researched for 2026 and converted using the current GMAC percentile-ranking table. | NMAT colleges commonly publish score thresholds; percentile is an equivalent reference, not the institute's own published percentile. |
Important before you shortlist
Student FAQs
No. This version intentionally starts at 75 because the goal is to compare 75+ cutoff opportunities rather than create a broad low-cutoff directory.
A college can have different cutoffs for different programmes, so programme-specific rows are kept separate where the source provides them.
Many institutes do not publish a fixed percentile before the admission cycle. Those rows are shown as expected/indicative rather than being presented as official.
NMAT institutes frequently publish score thresholds. The tool converts those scores to the current GMAC percentile-ranking reference so you can still use one percentile filter across exams.