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SPJIMR Mumbai MBA (PGDM) Admission 2027: ₹24.86L Fee, CAT/GMAT Cutoff & Placements

SPJIMR’s live Programme Finder marks both June 2027 intakes as admissions closed — but that almost certainly means the window has not opened yet, not that you have missed it: CAT 2026 has not been sat. PGDM and PGDM(BM) are separate two-year compulsory-residential programmes, and every fee, cutoff, seat and placement figure below carries the year it belongs to.

₹24,86,000 indicative feeCAT/GMAT only · no XAT2-year residential programmes₹30.5L median · ₹32L average (Class of 2025, combined)
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🔔 This cycle — SPJIMR PGDM 2027: you cannot apply yet. SPJIMR’s live Programme Finder marks admissions closed for both PGDM and PGDM(BM), each starting in June 2027, and lists no opening date as of 28 August 2026. Read that status carefully rather than as a closed door: SPJIMR admits on CAT, and CAT 2026 has not been sat yet, so a June-2027 intake cannot have finished selecting. What the finder is showing is the gap between cycles — the window for that intake has not opened, not passed. Watch spjimr.org through the autumn; last cycle’s window ran alongside CAT. This reading is ours, and SPJIMR has published no opening date to confirm it. The 2027–29 numeric cutoff table is also not published, so the latest official 2026–28 cutoff reference is labelled separately.
How we sourced this page
Current admission status and programme start dates come from SPJIMR’s live Programme Finder. Fees, hostel inclusion, eligibility, selection rules and intake come from SPJIMR’s own programme pages and official documents. Placements come from the official combined PGDM and PGDM(BM) Class of 2025 report. NIRF rank comes from NIRF. Aggregator estimates are not used.
Evidence note: Read the programme, academic year and capture date beside every changing number. The live admission status was checked on 28 August 2026; the ₹24.86 lakh fee is indicative and subject to revision; the cutoff table is a 2026–28 reference; and placement figures combine PGDM with PGDM(BM).
College Snapshot — SPJIMR Mumbai
Flagship programmes
PGDM and PGDM(BM), two years, full-time and compulsory residential
June 2027 admission status
Admissions closed for both flagship programmes; next opening date not listed as of 28 August 2026
Entrance tests
CAT or in-person GMAT; XAT is not listed for these programmes
Eligibility
Bachelor’s degree with at least 50%; freshers and applicants with up to five years of work experience may apply
Indicative fee
₹24,86,000 for Indian participants; tuition and basic hostel included
Approved intake
PGDM 240 + 36 additional international-category seats; PGDM(BM) 120
Class of 2025 placements
336 participants; ₹32L average, ₹30.5L median, ₹89L highest — combined report
Ranking
NIRF Management 2025: rank 20
Official website

Official sources: SPJIMR Programme Finder, SPJIMR PGDM and PGDM(BM) programme pages, SPJIMR Final Placement Report 2025, and NIRF India Rankings 2025 (Management).

SPJIMR Mumbai College Overview

In one line: SPJIMR is a private, autonomous, not-for-profit management institute in Mumbai; its flagship PGDM and PGDM(BM) are separate two-year residential programmes. Before anything else, check you are on the right institute: SP Jain School of Global Management is a different institution with its own admissions. This page is Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s SPJIMR at Andheri, Mumbai.

SPJIMR Mumbai at a glance
Institute nameS.P. Jain Institute of Management & Research
AccreditationsAACSB, AMBA (UK) and EQUIS — the “Triple Crown” — with AICTE Category-I status; PGDM additionally NBA-accredited. Stated in SPJIMR’s own Placement Report 2025.
Also known asSPJIMR Mumbai; SPJIMR; S. P. Jain Institute of Management & Research (SPJIMR’s own site uses both the spaced and unspaced initials)
Institute typePrivate, autonomous, not-for-profit; constituent of Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan; Category-I management institute under AICTE; not a government college
Established1981
LocationBhavan’s Campus, Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400058
Degree offeredPGDM and PGDM(BM) are the two flagship two-year programmes covered in full; SPJIMR’s programme finder lists additional management and doctoral routes separately
Exams acceptedCAT or in-person GMAT for PGDM and PGDM(BM)
Institute codeNo central counselling institute code. GMAT reporting code: 6DQ-MJ-98 for PGDM and 6DQ-MJ-68 for PGDM(BM)
AccreditationAACSB, AMBA and EQUIS; PGDM NBA accreditation listed through 2028
Official websitespjimr.org ↗

Official sources: SPJIMR About, Accreditations, and the official PGDM/PGDM(BM) admission pages.

Quick Answers

Is XAT accepted?
No for flagship PGDM and PGDM(BM); use CAT or in-person GMAT.
Is work experience compulsory?
No. Freshers and applicants with up to five years may apply.
Is hostel extra?
No — basic hostel is already inside the indicative fee. Food is the gap: mess is not listed as included, so budget it separately.
Which placement number should you plan with?
The ₹30.5 lakh median. The ₹89 lakh highest is one extreme result, not a typical outcome.

SPJIMR Mumbai Fee Structure

In one line: SPJIMR PGDM fees are listed at ₹24,86,000 for Indian participants in both PGDM and PGDM(BM) — that is the whole two-year programme, not a per-year figure, and it already covers tuition and basic hostel. It is subject to revision, so re-check the live fee before you accept an offer or pay anything.

Official indicative fee — PGDM and PGDM(BM)
Programme / categoryIndicative amountIncludesExcludes / note
PGDM — Indian participant₹24,86,000Tuition and basic hostel accommodationOptional Global Fast Track and International Exchange expenses; mess or food is not explicitly listed as included
PGDM — international participant₹34,77,500Tuition and basic hostel accommodationOptional Global Fast Track and International Exchange expenses; subject to revision
PGDM(BM) — Indian participant₹24,86,000Tuition and basic hostel accommodationOpen only to Indian nationals; optional international components excluded; subject to revision

How to read this: nothing here should be multiplied by two. SPJIMR presents a programme fee, not an annual fee. It is not a projection of future fee revisions, and personal living expenses should be budgeted separately. Which fee row applies is decided by the admission category SPJIMR assigns, not by where you currently live — NRI candidates are treated at par with Indian candidates for admission, so confirm your category on SPJIMR’s own pages before budgeting either figure.

Official sources: SPJIMR PGDM FAQ and PGDM(BM) admissions.

SPJIMR Hostel and Residential Requirement

In one line: You will live on campus for both years — residence is compulsory, not a choice — and basic hostel accommodation is already inside the indicative fee. Food is not: mess is not listed as included, so budget it separately.

Residential cost and availability
ItemOfficial positionWhat it means for budgeting
Programme formatFull-time and compulsory residentialDo not plan this as a commute-based programme
Basic hostel feeIncluded in ₹24,86,000 indicative feeNo separate official hostel amount is listed
Mess / foodNot listed as included on the fee pageBudget separately until SPJIMR confirms the current arrangement
Married-participant housingNot availablePartner accommodation is not provided

Official source: SPJIMR PGDM official FAQ.

SPJIMR Placements: Combined Class of 2025 Report

In one line: Plan with the ₹30.5 lakh median CTC. The official combined PGDM and PGDM(BM) report also lists ₹32 lakh average CTC and ₹89 lakh highest CTC for 336 participants — and it counts two programmes together, not PGDM alone.

SPJIMR final placements — Class of 2025
Programmes coveredPGDM and PGDM(BM), combined
Participants336
Companies86
First-time recruiters27
Pre-placement offers161
Average CTC₹32 lakh per annum
Median CTC₹30.5 lakh per annum
Highest CTC₹89 lakh per annum
Salary distribution5% above ₹40L; 53% above ₹30L; 90% above ₹25L
Role mix37% consulting; 23% product/general management; 17% FMCG — the three largest lines only; the full sector split is below

How to read this: the median is the honest headline for a typical outcome; the highest package is one extreme result. These numbers combine two programmes and should not be presented as PGDM-only data or compared with a report covering a different cohort definition. Read the table literally: “participants” (336) counts students in the placement process, not the full enrolled batch, and no placement percentage is published. The 161 pre-placement offers are offers extended, not seats skipped — the report itself says 40–50% of the batch is placed through the internship-and-competition PPO route, and PPO-holders are signed out of the next hiring cycle. The salary bands are cumulative shares of the same 336 participants — everyone above ₹40 lakh is also inside the 53% and the 90% — a record of one year’s outcomes, not personal odds. And CTC is cost-to-company, not take-home pay: do not divide ₹30.5 lakh by twelve and expect that in hand.

Official source: SPJIMR Final Placement Report, PGDM and PGDM(BM), Class of 2025.

Named recruiters (official report): Accenture Strategy, Deloitte and PwC in consulting; HUL, Mondelez and Marico in FMCG; Barclays, Morgan Stanley and Nomura in finance; American Express and Microsoft in product and IT; Aditya Birla Group and Tata Administrative Services in general management. New finals recruiters included Google, HSBC IB, DBS, Optum and Zomato.

Sector split, Final Placement 2025 (same report): Consulting 35% · FMCG/FMCD 18% · BFSI 15% · E-Commerce 8% · IT/ITES 8% · Conglomerates 8% · Manufacturing & Others 5% · Pharma & Healthcare 3%.

Summer internships (Class of 2024-26, same report): 358 participants, 101 companies, median stipend ₹1.5 lakh per month, highest ₹3.5 lakh per month. The summer internship is a mandatory credit component of the PGDM.

SPJIMR CAT and GMAT Cutoff

In one line: As an Indian applicant you need 75 percentile in every section and 85 percentile overall in CAT or GMAT/GMAT Focus. That is the 2026–28 cutoff, the latest official numeric reference — the 2027–29 table is not published yet.

Official entrance-test cutoff reference — 2026–28 batch
Applicant routeTestSectional percentileOverall percentile2027–29 status
Indian applicantCAT75 in every section85Updating soon
Indian applicantGMAT / GMAT Focus75 in every applicable section85Updating soon
International applicantGMAT / GMAT Focus65 in every applicable section75Updating soon

Worked example: a CAT candidate with 90 overall percentile but 72 percentile in one section does not satisfy the published 2026–28 rule. Read “minimum” literally. Clearing the cutoff is eligibility for consideration, not a guaranteed interview. And read the routes literally: CAT or in-person GMAT are the only listed ways in — SPJIMR publishes no management-quota, donation or direct-admission route for PGDM or PGDM(BM).

XAT warning: an XAT score will not get you into flagship PGDM or PGDM(BM) — SPJIMR does not list it for either. It may be accepted by another SPJIMR programme, which is why aggregator pages often mix the routes.

Official source: SPJIMR Eligibility and Entrance-Test Cutoffs, PGDM/PGDM(BM) 2026–28.

SPJIMR Seats and Batch Size

In one line: If you are an Indian applicant, the seats you compete for are the 240 approved in PGDM and the 120 in PGDM(BM). The 36 additional seats shown against PGDM are open only to the specified international categories.

Approved intake by flagship programme
ProgrammeApproved intakeAdditional seats / restrictionMaximum shown
PGDM24036 additional seats for PIO/OCI, children of Indian workers in Gulf countries and foreign nationals; NRI candidates are treated at par with Indian candidates276 including the additional category
PGDM(BM)120Open only to Indian nationals120

Approved intake is not the same as a future final joining count. Withdrawals, category rules and admissions decisions can change the actual cohort.

Official sources: SPJIMR PGDM and PGDM(BM) admission pages and SPJIMR’s AICTE mandatory disclosure.

SPJIMR Eligibility Criteria

In one line: You need a recognised bachelor’s degree with at least 50%, and you can apply as a fresher or with up to five years of work experience.

  • Bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA from a recognised university. Read 50% as the minimum to apply, not the admitted-class profile — academics are weighed again at shortlisting, so meeting the floor is not the same as being competitive.
  • Final-year bachelor’s students may apply, subject to completing the degree requirements by the institute’s stated deadline.
  • Work experience is not mandatory; the published range is freshers to five years. Read the upper limit literally: more than five years puts you outside the published PGDM/PGDM(BM) range — SPJIMR’s PGPM is its published experienced-professional route.
  • CAT or in-person GMAT is required for flagship PGDM and PGDM(BM).
  • PGDM(BM) is open only to Indian nationals; PGDM has the separately stated international-category provision.

Official sources: PGDM admissions and PGDM(BM) admissions.

SPJIMR Application Documents

In one line: Keep your education, entrance-test, identity and work-experience proof ready, and upload only what the live portal asks for — SPJIMR does not publish a fixed checklist.

  • Academic marksheets, degree details and final-year information where applicable
  • CAT or GMAT/GMAT Focus score details
  • Government identity and current contact details
  • Employment history and supporting proof, if work experience is claimed
  • Category, nationality or international-route evidence where applicable

SPJIMR’s public admission pages do not publish a fixed universal document checklist for every applicant. So if an aggregator tells you to arrange a set number of essays, recommendation letters or certificates, ignore it until the portal itself asks for them.

Official source: SPJIMR PGDM and PGDM(BM) admission pages; confirm the final list in the live application portal.

SPJIMR Admission 2027 Dates and Selection Process

In one line: There is nothing open to apply to at this moment: SPJIMR’s live Programme Finder marks both June 2027 flagship intakes as admissions closed and lists no opening date. Do not read that as having missed the cycle — SPJIMR admits on CAT, and CAT 2026 has not been sat, so the window for that intake has not opened yet.

SPJIMR flagship programme status — checked 28 August 2026
ProgrammePublished start dateLive admission statusNext opening
PGDMJune 2027Admissions closedNot listed — updating soon
PGDM(BM)June 2027Admissions closedNot listed — updating soon
  1. Check the live Programme Finder before applying; an older generic schedule must not be read as a current open window.
  2. When SPJIMR publishes the next application window, choose PGDM, PGDM(BM), or both. The currently published application-fee reference is ₹2,000 per programme, subject to revision.
  3. SPJIMR shortlists through profile-based or profile-cum-score-based routes.
  4. One in-person interview is used for candidates applying to both programmes.
  5. Final selection considers the complete profile; SPJIMR does not publish percentage weights for essays, interview or work experience.

Official sources: SPJIMR Programme Finder for current status and start date; SPJIMR PGDM and PGDM(BM) admission pages for the selection process. Checked 28 August 2026.

SPJIMR Management Programmes: Full Portfolio

In one line: SPJIMR offers multiple management routes with different duration, delivery and experience rules; this page covers only PGDM and PGDM(BM) in full.

SPJIMR programme finder — management and doctoral routes, checked 28 August 2026
ProgrammeFormat and durationWork experienceStart / live admission status
PGDMTwo-year, full-time residential · Mumbai0–5 yearsJune 2027 · admissions closed
PGDM(BM)Two-year, full-time residential · Mumbai0–5 yearsJune 2027 · admissions closed
PGPM18-month residential programme · MumbaiMinimum 3 yearsDecember 2026 · admissions open
GMP12–24 months; on-campus · MumbaiNot mandatoryJanuary 2027 · admissions closed
PGEMP21-month contact-based programme · MumbaiMinimum 5 yearsMultiple start months · rolling admissions
PGPGM-ExecutiveTwo years, alternate weekends · Mumbai/DelhiMinimum 4 yearsSeptember · admissions closed
PGPMBM13-month contact-based programme · MumbaiMinimum 1 yearDecember 2026 · rolling admissions
PGPFMB15-month modular programme · MumbaiPreferred, not mandatorySeptember 2026 · rolling admissions
PGPDM12-month modular programme · MumbaiMinimum 2 yearsFebruary 2027 · admissions open
Blended PGDMTwo-year online programme · virtualPreferred, not mandatorySeptember 2026 · admissions open
FPMFour-year residential doctoral programme · MumbaiNot mandatoryJune 2027 · admissions closed

Do not mix the numbers: the ₹24.86 lakh indicative fee, 2026–28 CAT/GMAT cutoffs, approved intake and Class of 2025 placement report on this page belong to PGDM/PGDM(BM), not to every SPJIMR programme. Admission status is time-sensitive and must be checked again on the live finder.

Official source: SPJIMR Programme Finder, checked 28 August 2026.

SPJIMR ROI: What the Official Numbers Support

In one line: Do not read the fee-to-salary ratio as a payback period. The indicative ₹24.86 lakh programme fee is about 0.82 times the combined Class of 2025 median CTC of ₹30.5 lakh, and that is all it is — two published numbers divided.

The ratio does not subtract taxes, living costs, loan interest or foregone income, and it uses a combined PGDM/PGDM(BM) median rather than an individual salary. Both inputs will also move for a 2027 entrant — the fee is subject to revision and that entrant’s own placement season is 2029 — so it compares two published numbers from different years, nothing more.

Official sources: SPJIMR PGDM fee FAQ and the combined PGDM/PGDM(BM) Final Placement Report, Class of 2025.

SPJIMR PGDM vs PGDM(BM): Do Not Mix the Routes

In one line: Both are two-year residential programmes with a common application option, but they are separate programmes with different approved intakes and official pages.

Flagship programme comparison
Decision pointPGDMPGDM(BM)
Duration / formatTwo years, full-time residentialTwo years, full-time residential
Applicant experienceFreshers to 5 yearsFreshers to 5 years
Entrance testsCAT or in-person GMATCAT or in-person GMAT
Approved intake240 + 36 additional international-category seats120; Indian nationals only
Indicative Indian fee₹24,86,000₹24,86,000
GMAT reporting code6DQ-MJ-986DQ-MJ-68

For an external comparison, see DMS IIT Delhi MBA, BITSoM Mumbai MBA and ISB PGP.

Official sources: SPJIMR PGDM and PGDM(BM) admission pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SPJIMR PGDM an MBA degree?

No — SPJIMR awards an AICTE-approved Post Graduate Diploma in Management, not a university MBA degree. Most people search for it as an MBA, which is why that word appears here, but the credential you receive is a PGDM or PGDM(BM).

What is the SPJIMR Mumbai PGDM fee?

₹24,86,000 for Indian participants, in both PGDM and PGDM(BM) — and that is the fee for the whole two-year programme, not a per-year figure. It includes tuition and basic hostel accommodation, while optional Global Fast Track and International Exchange expenses are excluded. The amount is subject to revision, so confirm it before you pay.

Does SPJIMR accept XAT for PGDM admission?

No. The flagship PGDM and PGDM(BM) admission pages list CAT and GMAT only. XAT may appear for a separate SPJIMR programme, but it must not be treated as an entrance route for these two flagship programmes.

What is the SPJIMR CAT cutoff?

At least 75 percentile in each CAT section and 85 percentile overall for Indian applicants. Those are 2026–28 batch figures, the latest numeric reference SPJIMR has published; the 2027–29 cutoff table is not out yet.

What is the SPJIMR GMAT cutoff?

For the 2026–28 reference cycle, Indian applicants need 75 percentile in each applicable GMAT or GMAT Focus section and 85 percentile overall. International applicants need 65 sectional and 75 overall percentile. Only an in-person GMAT from an authorised test centre is accepted.

Can fresh graduates apply to SPJIMR PGDM?

Yes. SPJIMR states that fresh graduates and candidates with up to five years of work experience can apply to PGDM and PGDM(BM). Work experience is not mandatory for these two programmes.

How many seats are there at SPJIMR for PGDM and PGDM(BM)?

The official intake is 240 for PGDM, with 36 additional seats for specified international categories, and 120 for PGDM(BM). The maximum PGDM count is therefore 276 when those additional seats are included — but if you are an Indian applicant, the pool you compete in is the 240 approved seats; the 36 additional seats are open only to the specified international categories.

Is hostel included in the SPJIMR fee?

Yes — basic hostel accommodation is included in the indicative ₹24,86,000 fee, and both programmes are compulsory residential. SPJIMR does not list a separate hostel amount on the programme fee page. Food is the open question: mess or food inclusion is not listed there, so budget it separately.

Extended FAQs — SPJIMR Mumbai 2027

In one line: the questions people actually ask us after they have read the basics — answered from the same official documents.

What are the latest SPJIMR placements?

The number to judge SPJIMR by is the ₹30.5 lakh median CTC. The combined PGDM and PGDM(BM) Class of 2025 placement report also lists ₹32 lakh average CTC and ₹89 lakh highest CTC for 336 participants. These are combined programme figures, not PGDM-only numbers.

Does SPJIMR guarantee placement?

No official placement guarantee is published. The Class of 2025 report records outcomes for that cohort; it is not a promise of an individual result or a future salary.

Are SPJIMR Admission 2027 applications open?

Not right now — and read the status carefully. SPJIMR’s live Programme Finder marks admissions closed for both PGDM and PGDM(BM), each starting in June 2027, but SPJIMR admits on CAT and CAT 2026 has not been sat, so that intake’s window has not opened rather than passed. No opening date is listed as of 28 August 2026, so check the official finder before applying.

Can one application cover both SPJIMR PGDM and PGDM(BM)?

Yes. SPJIMR states that a candidate can apply to both programmes through one application and attend one interview. The published application fee is ₹2,000 for each programme, subject to revision — read “for each” literally: choosing both programmes on the single form means paying twice, ₹4,000 in total.

Does SPJIMR give profile-based interview calls?

Yes. SPJIMR says applicants may be shortlisted through profile-based or profile-cum-score-based routes. The institute considers academics, relevant work experience if any, entrance-test cutoff, versatility and achievements; it does not publish the invented percentage weights often shown online.

What are the SPJIMR GMAT reporting codes?

The official GMAT reporting code is 6DQ-MJ-98 for PGDM and 6DQ-MJ-68 for PGDM(BM). Use the code for the programme selected in the application.

What documents are needed for SPJIMR admission?

Prepare academic records, CAT or GMAT details, identity and contact information, and work-experience proof where applicable. The live application portal is the final authority for the exact upload list; do not upload documents merely because an aggregator lists them.

Is online GMAT accepted by SPJIMR?

No. SPJIMR states that GMAT or GMAT Focus must be taken in person at an authorised test centre for PGDM and PGDM(BM) admission.

What is SPJIMR’s NIRF Management rank?

SPJIMR is ranked 20th in the NIRF Management ranking for 2025. Official source: NIRF India Rankings 2025 (Management).

Are PGDM and PGDM(BM) the same programme?

No. They are separate two-year residential programmes with separate official programme pages and approved intakes. The common application can cover both, but their names, intake and programme design must not be merged.

Does SPJIMR have management quota or direct admission?

No — CAT or in-person GMAT are the only listed routes for PGDM and PGDM(BM); SPJIMR publishes no management-quota, donation or direct-admission route. Anyone selling an “assured SPJIMR seat” is not describing the institute’s published process.

Is SPJIMR a government or private institute?

Private — SPJIMR is Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s autonomous, not-for-profit management institute with AICTE Category-I status, not a government college. Admission is merit-based through its published process.

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