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Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow does not publish a fixed cutoff. This applies to CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT and GMAT alike. What it publishes instead is a composite score formula. The entrance test counts for 45% of the total. The rest comes from a personal interview, academic record, case analysis, work experience and diversity Jaipuria Admissions. No separate cutoff document exists. No category-wise table or round-wise closing rank exists either.
If you have a percentile in hand, here is the honest answer. Jaipuria Lucknow will not tell you if you clear a threshold. It only weighs your test score as 45% of a larger score. Your interview and academics are assessed too.
Who this suits: an applicant with a strong all-round profile. A decent test score, plus solid academics and interview performance, benefits from this process. Who should check twice: an applicant relying purely on a high percentile. A strong test score alone is 45% of the decision, not the whole of it. See the Jaipuria Lucknow overview page for how this fits alongside the college's fees and placement picture.
No officially published minimum exists. The institute uses a composite score. Your entrance test result is 45% of the total. A specific percentile alone cannot answer whether you will be admitted.
No fixed cutoff
Published minimum percentile
Composite score used instead
45%
Weight given to the entrance test score
Of the total composite score
50%
Minimum bachelor's marks to be eligible at all
Or equivalent CGPA
Source: Jaipuria Admissions. The only hard, numeric cutoff Jaipuria Lucknow publishes is the 50% bachelor's-degree eligibility bar. Everything above that runs through the composite process below.
No. It publishes a composite selection score instead. The entrance test is only 45% of the total.
Jaipuria Lucknow does not publish a section-wise CAT cutoff. Some institutions set a minimum bar for VARC, DILR and QA separately. Jaipuria does not. The entrance score is used as one whole-test input, worth 45% of the composite score. No sectional minimum is published (Jaipuria Admissions).
No. It treats the entrance score as one whole-test input, worth 45% of the composite score. No VARC, DILR or QA minimum is published.
Jaipuria Lucknow does not publish a category-wise cutoff. This covers General, OBC-NCL, SC, ST and EWS. It is a private institute, outside the AICTE/UGC reservation framework that applies to government-funded colleges. Its admission process does not appear to run a category-wise cutoff at all, on what is currently published. The 50% eligibility bar and the composite formula apply the same way, regardless of category.
No. As a private institute, Jaipuria Lucknow does not publish a category-wise cutoff table. The same eligibility bar and composite formula apply to every applicant.
75-85 percentile
Third-party estimated CAT/XAT band
Not officially confirmed
80+ percentile
Third-party estimated CMAT/MAT/ATMA band
Not officially confirmed
These figures come from third-party MBA-prep and aggregator sites. They are not from Jaipuria's own official pages. No institute document states them. Treat them as an unofficial estimate. Jaipuria Lucknow itself has never stated a minimum percentile.
Third-party sources suggest 80+ percentile, unconfirmed officially. Jaipuria Lucknow itself has never published a minimum for these two exams.
This is an estimate, not a published figure
Jaipuria Lucknow has never published a minimum CAT or XAT percentile. Numbers quoting a specific cutoff, such as a 75-85 percentile range, come from unofficial third-party sources, not from Jaipuria itself.
Third-party MBA-prep and aggregator sites, not Jaipuria's own pages. Jaipuria Lucknow does not publish this range.
Jaipuria Lucknow runs a composite score, not a fixed cutoff. Several factors move an applicant's outcome, per the published weightage (Jaipuria Admissions):
A moderate test score paired with a strong all-round profile can still outscore a higher test score alone. That is a direct result of the test's 45% weight, not a 100% one. See the Jaipuria Lucknow admission process for how this composite score fits into the full application timeline.
Yes. The interview counts for 25% of the composite score. A moderate test score paired with a strong all-round record can still outscore a higher test score alone.
Your entrance test result sets 45% of your final score. An invitation-only interview adds 25%. Your academic record adds 15%. A case analysis adds 10%. Work experience, extracurriculars and diversity make up the last 5%.
Answers to what readers ask most often.
No fixed minimum is published. Jaipuria Lucknow uses a composite score, where the entrance test is 45% of the total, alongside interview, academics, case analysis, work experience and diversity.
No, no category-wise (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS) cutoff table is published on the official site.
The CAT score alone cannot answer this. The test score is 45% of a composite selection score that also weighs interview, academics, case analysis, work experience and diversity.
No, there is no fixed cutoff at either campus to compare. Both run a similarly structured composite score process, per Jaipuria's own admissions page, though each campus's applicant pool differs.
Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
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