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Education Expert
No, XLRI does not have fixed sectional cutoffs for the GMAT in the PGDM (GM) program. But they suggest aiming for 70–75 percentile in both Verbal and Quant sections to show you’re well-prepared.
The selection process considers more than just test scores. They look at your work history, education, and how well you do in the interview. Many candidates with one lower section score have still made it in, because their overall application was strong and clearly aligned with what the program looks for.
Experienced Human Resources Specialist | Talent Acquisition | Employee Relations | HR Operations Expert
There is no sectional cutoff in GMAT for the PGDM-GM program at XLRI Jamshedpur. The admissions team only looks at the overall GMAT score you’ve achieved.
Many applicants worry about low scores in either Quant or Verbal. But in XLRI’s case, your total score matters more, as long as it meets their standard. From past trends, a GMAT score of 630 or above has often been considered competitive for this program.
They focus more on your work experience, academics, and how well you do in the interview. So even if one section score feels low, your strong professional background or overall application can still make you a strong candidate.
It’s always good to double-check the official details on xlri.ac.in, since policies might change over time.
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XLRI's PGDM (GM) program does not have official sectional cutoffs for GMAT scores. However, the admissions team advises applicants to aim for the 70th to 75th percentile in both Quantitative and Verbal sections. This helps show that you have a balanced skill set, which is important for the program’s academic demands.
While your total GMAT score matters, XLRI looks at your overall profile—including work experience, academics, and how you perform in the interview. So even if one section is slightly below the recommended range, strong experience or clear goals in your application can make up for it.
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No, XLRI PGDM-GM does not have any sectional cutoff for GMAT. Only the overall GMAT score is considered while shortlisting applicants.
According to past admission records, candidates with a GMAT score of 630 or above have been shortlisted. However, selection depends on more than just the score they also look at your work experience, academics, and interview performance.
So, even if your verbal or quant score is slightly lower around 75 to 80 rpecentile you can still get a call if your overall GMAT score is competitive and your profile is strong.