IIM Jammu has released its MBA Admission Policy for the 2025–27 class. It details the latest CAT cutoff scores, section percentiles, and how much each factor counts when deciding who gets shortlisted and the final selections. IIM Jammu also shared key dates for handling CAT results and the Personal Interview (PI) round using the CAP/SAP system.

• For the general candidates, the overall CAT 2025 cutoff starts at the 91st percentile. It goes down to the 32 to 54 percentile for candidates in reserved categories.
• The PI shortlisting should happen around January–February 2026. The final list of accepted students will likely be out in April 2026.
• Final selection is based on CAT scores, how well students do in the PI, their academic history, and their job history.

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• IIM Admission Criteria

CAT 2025 Overall Cutoff for IIM Jammu MBA

IIM Jammu's predicted CAT 2025 cutoffs show a structure for different candidate groups. The General category likely needs the highest scores, while the reserved categories have lower requirements. General candidates should aim for the 91–95 percentile range.

EWS and NC-OBC categories are expected to be around the 81 percentile mark. SC, ST, and PwD categories will probably have much lower requirements, which promotes a more inclusive MBA program.

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• CAT 2025 GD-PI
• CAT 2025 Counselling

Sectional Cutoff Requirements for IIM Jammu

For the 2025 MBA program at IIM Jammu, the minimum scores needed on each section of the entrance exam differ based on category and gender. General category applicants need the highest scores.

The required scores decrease for EWS, NC-OBC, SC, ST, and PwD applicants. Everyone must meet the minimum percentile scores in Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VARC), Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning (DILR), and Quantitative Aptitude (QA), as well as an overall minimum score, to move forward in the admissions.

Reddit Users-

Reddit users discussed if going to IIM Jammu is a smart move for students with okay grades or job history. A lot of people think it's a solid choice if you have work experience or are on a waitlist at another school. Others said not to worry too much about the future and just do your best right now. People also compared their school backgrounds, told their own stories, and said it's better to take the chance you have instead of waiting to take the CAT again.