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Jharkhand News: XLRI unveils XAT 2025 cutoffs

PINAKI MAJUMDAR   Jamshedpur, Jan 27: XLRI—Xavier School of Management, one of India’s leading B-Schools, has announced the XAT 2025 cutoffs for…

Jharkhand News: XLRI unveils XAT 2025 cutoffs

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Jamshedpur, Jan 27: XLRI—Xavier School of Management, one of India’s leading B-Schools, has announced the XAT 2025 cutoffs for its coveted postgraduate programs.

Following the release of the XAT 2025 scorecards on January 17, the institute has set updated admission thresholds for two key programs: the Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management (PGDBM), offered at both the XLRI Jamshedpur and Delhi-NCR campuses, and the Post Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management (PGDHRM), available at the Jamshedpur campus.

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These cutoffs highlight XLRI’s focus on admitting top-tier candidates while reinforcing its commitment to promoting diversity and inclusivity within its academic environment.

The announcement carries special significance for aspiring business leaders and HR professionals aiming to pursue management education at a globally renowned institution known for its academic excellence and leadership values.

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For the Business Management (BM) program, the overall cutoff requirements are as follows:

  • Male candidates:
    • Engineering/Technology and Non-Engineering backgrounds: 96 percentile.
  • Female candidates:
    • Engineering/Technology and Non-Engineering backgrounds: 91 percentile.

Sectional cutoffs differ slightly by gender, but the overall criteria ensure all applicants meet high standards of merit.

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By setting clear percentile benchmarks across genders and academic streams, XLRI aims to foster a diverse cohort of students with a variety of perspectives. The small differences in cutoffs are designed to encourage broader participation while maintaining rigorous selection standards.

Human Resource Management (HRM) Program Cutoffs

For the Human Resource Management (HRM) program, the overall cutoff requirements are:

  • Male candidates:
    • Engineering/Technology background: 95 percentile.
    • Non-Engineering background: 93 percentile.
  • Female candidates:
    • Engineering/Technology background: 90 percentile.
    • Non-Engineering background: 87 percentile.

Similar to the BM program, sectional cutoffs vary slightly based on gender and academic background.

These cutoff thresholds reflect XLRI’s dedication to recognizing the diverse skill sets of candidates while aligning with the evolving demands of the HR field. The HR landscape increasingly values a blend of technical expertise, critical thinking, and interpersonal skills, and XLRI’s cutoff structure reflects this balance.

By setting clear and well-defined cutoffs for both the BM and HRM programs, XLRI continues to emphasize merit-based admissions while ensuring a diverse and inclusive learning environment. This approach not only attracts top talent but also prepares future leaders equipped to excel in a rapidly changing global economy.

 

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