NMIMS CET 2027
NMIMS Common Entrance Test (NCET) for B.Tech, B.Tech + MBA Tech and B.Pharm programmes
NCET (NMIMS Common Entrance Test) is the entrance test for engineering and pharmacy programmes at NMIMS. It is separate from NPAT, which is the test used for the management, commerce and science programmes.
- Conducted by
- SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS), Mumbai
- Mode
- Computer-based test at test centres, with up to three attempts
- Frequency
- Once a year, with a test window of several weeks
- Duration
- Reported as 120 minutes (check the NCET handout)
NMIMS CET 2027 Cutoff
Updated on 18 October 2026 · Compiled from official SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies notices
NMIMS does not publish a simple cutoff table that we could verify, so no numbers are given.
How selection works
Admission depends on your merit position, the campus and the programme you choose. Computer-related branches and the Mumbai campus are generally the most competitive. Merit lists are released in phases, and a final list may fill leftover seats.
What to do
- Use past merit list notices on the NMIMS site as a guide only.
- Apply to more than one institute if the fee allows.
- Retake the test if you can improve your score.
Why Class 12 marks matter too
If merit is a 50-50 blend of NCET score and Class 12 PCM marks, as reported, a high board percentage can offset a mid NCET score and the reverse. Treat your board marks as half of your merit and do not neglect them while preparing for the test.
Campus choice
- Mumbai and Navi Mumbai are reported as the most sought-after for computer-related branches.
- Shirpur, Indore, Chandigarh and Hyderabad offer B.Tech or the dual-degree programmes per the NCET site.
- Selecting two institutes costs more at registration (Rs 3,000 against Rs 2,000, as reported) but widens your options.