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The XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff is the XAT percentile you need to be called for the group discussion and personal interview. XLRI announces it after the XAT scorecards come out. XLRI shortlists BM and HRM candidates on XAT scores alone, so the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff is the first gate. Read the three points below before you look at any number.
📊PercentileIt Is a PercentileEvery XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff on this page is a percentile, and not a mark. The XAT 2026 release of 30 January 2026 lists a bar for the total and for each of three sections.🎯Four BarsIt Has Four BarsThe sections are QADI (Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation), VALR (Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning) and DM (Decision Making). You must clear the total and all three.🚪Interview CallIt Opens the DoorClearing the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff earns the group discussion and interview call. The offer comes later.The XAT 2026 cutoff release lists all four bars for each group.
No, not for the BM or HRM. The lowest total bar in XAT 2026 is 84, for HRM non-engineer female and third gender candidates. An 80 percentile falls below every XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff for the two main programmes. Your score may still suit the PGDM (GM), which XLRI shortlists on profile.
A 95 percentile clears the XAT 2026 total bar for every group, including the male BM bar of 94. You must also clear the sectional bars, such as 85 in QADI and 82 in VALR and DM for male BM candidates. In XAT 2025 the male BM bar was 96, so a 95 would have missed it.
XLRI does not publish cutoff marks. It publishes percentiles. Raw marks that give a percentile change with each paper, so aim for the percentile in the tables below. Your XAT scorecard shows that number. Set it against the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff marks 2026 in the tables.
No. XLRI calls these interview cutoffs, so clearing them gets you the call. The XLRI Jamshedpur admission cut off only opens the door to the group discussion. The offer depends on the group discussion, the interview and your profile. The admission page explains each step.
The XLRI Jamshedpur XAT cutoff 2026 for the BM is 94 for male candidates and 88 for female and third gender candidates. The XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff for the BM is the same for engineers and non-engineers. The BM International Specialization uses the same bars. The HRM bar is lower and depends on stream. The table shows the total percentile for XAT Exam 2026, which is the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff for the first stage.
94
BM Total, Male
XAT 2026, engineer and non-engineer
88
BM Total, Female and Third Gender
XAT 2026
84
Lowest HRM Total
Non-engineer, female and third gender, XAT 2026
| Group | BM total | HRM total |
|---|---|---|
| Engineer or tech, male | 94 | 92 |
| Engineer or tech, female and third gender | 88 | 87 |
| Non-engineer, male | 94 | 90 |
| Non-engineer, female and third gender | 88 | 84 |
The XLRI Jamshedpur XAT cutoff 2026 for the HRM falls with a non-engineering degree, and for female candidates. The XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff 2026 for the BM does not change with stream.
The XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff for the Delhi-NCR campus is the same BM bar, since the BM selection covers both campuses. The HRM is offered only at Jamshedpur. XLRI's XAT FAQ says that choosing the PGDM (BM) means you are considered for both campuses at no extra fee.
The XLRI Jamshedpur section-wise XAT cutoff 2026 sets a bar in QADI, VALR and DM, besides the total. For the BM, male candidates need 85 in QADI and 82 each in VALR and DM. Female and third gender candidates need 78 in each section. Each sectional bar sits below the total bar, so the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff 2026 asks for a balanced paper. Read the tabs for the other groups.
QADI 85, VALR 82, DM 82. Same for engineers and non-engineers.
The HRM bars show where the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff weighs each skill. The VALR and DM bars are high for HRM, at 82 to 87. The QADI bar is lower, at 65 to 80. A strong verbal and decision-making score matters more for the HRM than a strong quant score.
Not by itself. XLRI lists a bar for the total and for each section, so check all four against your scorecard. Treat the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff as four bars to clear, not one. A candidate with 95 overall but 80 in QADI misses the male BM bar of 85 in QADI.
The XLRI Jamshedpur category wise cutoff is set by gender and stream, not by SC, ST, OBC or EWS category. XLRI's 2026 release lists no category percentile. Its 2024 and 2025 releases say lower cutoffs apply to candidates from underprivileged communities, and they give no number.
No Published Category Table
The XLRI Jamshedpur category wise cutoff for SC, ST, OBC or EWS is not a published table. Any XLRI Jamshedpur category wise cut off quoted elsewhere does not come from XLRI. Email admis@xlri.ac.in with your score and category before you write off a score.
XLRI does not publish one. The 2025 release says it assigned lower cutoffs to candidates from underprivileged communities, and it printed no figure.
The XLRI Jamshedpur course wise cutoff is higher for the BM than for the HRM in every group. The table shows what XLRI has published for the other programmes.
| Programme | Cutoff status | Note |
|---|---|---|
| BM International Specialization | Same as the BM bar | One GD and PI process |
| PGDM (LSCM) with Rutgers | Announced separately | XLRI says so in its release |
| PGDM (GM) | Not published | The GM runs on a profile-based process |
The XLRI Jamshedpur expected cutoff for XAT 2027 is not announced, and XLRI will release it after the January 2027 scorecards. XAT 2027 is on 3 January 2027. Until then, the XLRI Jamshedpur expected cutoff 2026-27 is a range built from past bars. In the last three years the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff for male BM candidates has stayed between 94 and 96. Plan around that range as the XLRI Jamshedpur expected cut off.
The tables show the XLRI Jamshedpur previous year cutoff for total percentile. The BM table shows both streams where they differ.
| XAT year | BM male | BM female |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 96 engineer, 95 non-engineer | 91 engineer, 90 non-engineer |
| 2025 | 96 | 91 |
| 2026 | 94 | 88 |
| XAT year | HRM engineer male | HRM non-engineer female |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 95 | 88 |
| 2025 | 95 | 87 |
| 2026 | 92 | 84 |
The XLRI Jamshedpur previous year cutoff for the BM was 96 for male candidates and 91 for female candidates in XAT 2025. For the HRM, engineer males needed 95 and non-engineer females 87. The XLRI Jamshedpur previous year cut off was 2 to 3 points above the 2026 bars. It fell in every row of the tables above.
It may move either way. The XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff fell in 2026 after two steady years. A safe XLRI Jamshedpur expected cutoff for the BM is the 2025 bars of 96 and 91. Anything lower is a bonus. XLRI announces the new bars only after the XAT 2027 scorecards come out.
XLRI names three factors that set the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff each year. The 2026 release adds that XLRI keeps a high academic standard in its XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff. These factors can move the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff in either direction, and the previous year trend is in the tables above.
👥Factor 1Number of CandidatesMore candidates taking XAT means more competition for the same seats.📝Factor 2Difficulty of the PaperA harder paper changes how raw scores convert into percentiles.🪑Factor 3Seats Across ProgrammesXLRI sets bars after it looks at the seats across its programmes.Yes. The XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff is lower for female and third gender candidates. In the BM the gap is 6 points in 2026, from 94 to 88. In the HRM it is 5 to 6 points. XLRI's 2024 release says the lower bars for women aim to build a more balanced and representative class.
For the HRM, yes. The XLRI Jamshedpur admission cutoff for the HRM in 2026 is 92 for an engineer male and 90 for a non-engineer male. For the BM, no. Engineers and non-engineers face the same total percentile in 2025 and 2026. In 2024 the BM bar for non-engineers was 1 point lower.
XLRI expects to interview about 4,000 to 4,500 candidates in the 2026-27 cycle. That figure covers all programmes and both campuses, and not only the BM and HRM. Clearing the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff puts you in that pool, and the interview stage then narrows it.
Answers to what readers ask most often.
After the XAT scorecards are released. XLRI released the XLRI Jamshedpur cutoff 2026 on 30 January 2026. In 2024 and 2025 it released them after the scorecards of 20 January 2024 and 17 January 2025. Data Sources: XLRI press releases, 2024 and 2026.
A 90 overall meets the 2026 HRM bar of 90 for non-engineer male candidates, if your sectional scores also clear. It misses the male BM bar of 94, so the XLRI Jamshedpur XAT cut off for that group stays out of reach. For female BM candidates the bar is 88, so 90 can clear it. Data Sources: XLRI XAT 2026 cutoff release.
It is 84 overall for the HRM, for non-engineer female and third gender candidates, in XAT 2026. The QADI bar for the same group is 65. Data Sources: XLRI XAT 2026 cutoff release.
Yes. In the BM and HRM tables, the bars for third gender candidates match the bars for female candidates in every row. Data Sources: XLRI XAT 2026 cutoff release.
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