St Xavier's College Mumbai cutoff 2025 has been released for UG and PG programmes, including BMS, BA, BSc, BCom, BAF, and MA courses. For General category students from other boards, cutoffs ranged from 68% for aided BSc programmes to 98% for BA Psychology-English and BA Economics-Statistics. BCom crossed 88%, while BAF reached 97.20% for the same category.
At the PG level, the MA Psychology cutoff touched 98.80%, and the MA Applied Economics hit 97.8% for General category other board students. Christian Minority students received lower cutoffs across all programmes, and Maharashtra HSC board students consistently had lower cutoffs compared to other boards. BMS admission combines 60% XET weightage and 40% Class 12 marks, while most BA and BSc programmes are purely merit-based.
For the BMS programme, St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff 2025 has been released. The BMS cutoff in St Xavier's Mumbai combines 60% weightage of the XET and 40% weightage of the 10+2 marks.
For the General category students, the St Xavier's College Mumbai cutoff 2025 was 75.93% for the MH board, while for other boards, it was 82.04%.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | All Boards | Estimated XET Score (Out of 100) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) | General | 75.93% | 82.04% | — | 65–70+ |
| Christians | 69.53% | 71.13% | — | 60-65 | |
| Special Category | — | — | 77.53% | 62-67 | |
| Students with Disabilities | — | — | 64.53% | 50-55 |
For the Aided BA programmes, such as Economics, Pol Science, Sociology and Anthropology, History, etc., admission is completely merit-based. For the General category students from the other boards, the St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff 2025 was 97.40%, while for the Special category students, it was 95.20%.
On the other hand, for the self-financed BA programmes in the SXC Mumbai, the St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff 2025 for the BA-MCJ was the lowest, while for BA Psychology-English and BA Economics-Statistics, the cutoff across the categories was the highest, clocking in at 98%. Even for the SWD category, the BA Psychology-English cutoff was 87%, while for the Special category, it was 97.2%.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | All Boards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aided BA Programmes | English Psychology Sociology History Political Science Economics Ancient Indian Culture Anthropology Statistics Public Policy | General | 90% | 97.40% | — |
| Christians | 76.50% | 76.17% | — | ||
| Special Category | — | — | 81.00% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | — | — | 62.67% | ||
| Self-financed BA Programmes | Journalism & Mass Communication Economics & Statistics Psychology & English | General | 76.8-93.3% | 77.6-98% | - |
| Christians | 65.8-86.5% | 52.53-91% | - | ||
| Special Category | - | - | 66.10-97.20% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | - | - | 57.53-87% | ||
Unlike the BA programmes, the St Xavier Mumbai cutoff 2025 for the BSc programmes is quite lower, especially for the aided programmes. All the aided programmes are under Mumbai University, making one single cutoff for every subject. The BSc-aided programmes for the General category students of the other boards remain the highest, with 68%, while for the Christian minorities under the MH board, it was the lowest.
However, in the case of Self-financed BSc programmes, the 2025 cutoff was rather higher. Even for the Christian Minorities in the HSC board, the St Xavier Mumbai cutoff 2025 was 85%, while for the general category, the 2025 cutoff ranges from 59.73% to 95%. The B.Sc. Data Science & Artificial Intelligence programme laid down the overall highest cutoff, while in the B.Sc. Information Technology, the cutoff was the lowest.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | All Boards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aided BSc Programmes | Physics Chemistry Mathematics Statistics Biotechnology Microbiology Life Sciences Geology Zoology Botany | General | 65% | 68% | — |
| Christians | 50.83% | 55% | — | ||
| Special Category | — | — | 60% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | — | — | NIL | ||
| Self-financed BSc Programmes | Information Technology Data Science & AI Biotechnology and Computational Biology | General | 59.73-91% | 61.40-95% | - |
| Christians | 53.13-85% | 56.80-87% | - | ||
| Special Category | - | - | 70-88% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | - | - | NIL | ||
The St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff for BCom for the 2025-26 session had been quite competitive for students of all categories across boards. Even for the Maharashtra board, the general category cutoff was over 76%, while for other boards in the same category, the St Xavier's College Mumbai cutoff was as high as 91.6%.
However, in the 2nd merit list, the general category students of other boards were provided some relief with the cutoff of 88%. Contrary to the Christian Minority students, the St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff for the 2025-26 session was way higher for the Special category students, competing on par with the General category students of other boards. Check out the following table for a better understanding.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| BCom | General | 76.33% | 88-91.6% |
| Christians | 50.67% | 55% | |
| Special Category | - | 85.83% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 45.80% |
Along with BMS, the BAF a.k.a. The Bachelor of Accounting and Finance is another flagship UG programme offered by the SXC Mumbai. The St Xavier's College Mumbai cutoff for the 2025-26 session had been quite high for both the Maharashtra and other boards’ students, irrespective of categories. Even for the students with disabilities, the 2025 cutoff was around 65%, while for the Christian Minorities, the St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff for BAF in 2025 was 88%. If talking about the general categories, then for any board, it was above 90%.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAF | General | 92.17% | 97.20% |
| Christians | 88% | 84% | |
| Special Category | - | 95.33% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 64.67% |
Similar to the BA undergraduate programmes, in the MA courses as well, the SXC Mumbai for the 2025-26 session has set a higher cutoff for all the categories. Even for the SWDs, the cutoff was 87%, while for the General category students, especially from the other boards, it’s nearly 99%. St Xavier’s Mumbai admission to the MA Psychology is XET+merit-based. The total score is based on the 70% weightage on the XET scores and 30% weightage on the scores secured in the last semester/year of the UG course, making the cutoff for all students obnoxiously high.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA Psychology | General | 93.33% | 98.80% |
| Christians | 86.50% | 84.17% | |
| Special Category | - | 97.20% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 87% |
Similar to the MA in Psychology, the St Xavier’s Mumbai admission to the MA in Public Policy also requires XET and merit in graduation. The 2024 cutoff for the General category students hovered from 90% to 96%, while for the special category students, it was 94%.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA Public Policy | General | 90% | 96% |
| Christians | 80% | 82% | |
| Special Category | - | 94% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 85% |
For the MA Applied Economics admission to St Xavier’s Mumbai, the candidates require XET, merit in graduation and a personal interview. For the 2025 admission, with a 97.8% cutoff, the competition for the General category students was the most hostile, while for the Special category students, it was slightly less, standing at 96.2%.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA Applied Economics | General | 89.83% | 97.8% |
| Christians | 80.17% | 91% | |
| Special Category | - | 96.2% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 80.17% |
For the 2025-26 session, St Xavier’s Mumbai cutoff for the MSc programmes was competitive. For the other boards’ general category students, the 2025 cutoff ranges from 94% to 96%, while for the Maharashtra board’s students, there was some relief, with the range staying between 88 and 96%. Even for the Christian Minority students, the 2025 cutoff was higher than 2024. Other category students, such as SWD and Special Category, experienced a similar situation in the MSc admission to the SXC Mumbai.
| Courses | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M.Sc. | Astrophysics Big Data Analytics Biotechnology | General | 88-96% | 94-96% |
| Christians | 81.67-83.71% | 89% | ||
| Special Category | - | 85.20% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | - | 82.67% | ||
The table below shows the St Xavier's College Mumbai Cutoff 2024 for UG and PG course admission:
To the contrary to the St Xavier's Mumbai 2025 cutoff, that of 2024 was lower for the General category students of the MH board, while for the other boards, the cutoff percentage for General category students in 2024 was higher by 0.6%. However, for the Christian Minority students, the SXC Mumbai 2025 cutoff was quite higher.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | All Boards | Estimated XET Score (Out of 100) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bachelor in Management Studies (BMS) | General | 74.60% | 82.64% | — | 65–70+ |
| Christians | 64.27% | 65.12% | — | 58-63 | |
| Special Category | — | — | 79.84% | 62-67 | |
| Students with Disabilities | — | — | 57.12% | 48–53 |
Comparing the 2025 cutoff, the St Xavier's College Mumbai Cutoff 2024 was way higher in almost every category. For the aided BA programmes, for the General category students of the other boards, 98.20% was the highest cutoff, while for the Special category, it was not much less, standing at 95.6%.
If self-financed BA programmes are considered, then the 2024 cutoff in SXC Mumbai was the highest for BA Psychology & English, standing at 97.83% for the other board general category students, while for the Students with Disabilities, BA Economics & Statistics attracts the highest cutoff of 96.2%. However, contrary to 2025, in 2024, the BA MCJ programme cutoff was way higher.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | All Boards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aided BA Programmes | English Psychology Sociology History Political Science Economics Ancient Indian Culture Anthropology Statistics Public Policy | General | 92.33% | 98.20% | — |
| Christians | 81.50% | 91.40% | — | ||
| Special Category | — | — | 95.60% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | — | — | 70.50% | ||
| Self-financed BA Programmes | Journalism & Mass Communication Economics & Statistics Psychology & English | General | 89.83-91.83% | 96-97.83% | - |
| Christians | 78.33-87.17% | 83-91% | - | ||
| Special Category | - | - | 80.17-97.40% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | - | - | 91.17-94% | ||
The St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff 2024 for BSc programmes was almost the same as the 2025 cutoff. For the aided programmes, the highest cutoff was for the general category students of the other boards, while for SWDs, it was 44.67, irrespective of the specialisations.
On the other hand, for the Self-funded programmes like BSc in DS & AI, Biotechnology & Computational Biology, and IT, the St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff 2024 was quite high, standing at a staggering 92% for the General students. The lowest cutoff was in BSc IT for the Christian minorities, while for the Special category students as well, the 2024 cutoff was as high as 85% in B.Sc Data Science & Artificial Intelligence and in BSc IT, it was 70%.
| Courses | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | All Boards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aided BSc Programmes | Physics Chemistry Mathematics Statistics Biotechnology Microbiology Life Sciences Geology Zoology Botany | General | 65% | 65.4% | — |
| Christians | 50% | — | — | ||
| Special Category | — | — | 53% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | — | — | 44.67 | ||
| Self-financed BSc Programmes | Information Technology Data Science & AI Biotechnology and Computational Biology | General | 59.73-88% | 61.40-92% | - |
| Christians | 56.13-80% | 56.80-82% | - | ||
| Special Category | - | - | 70-85% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | - | - | NIL | ||
The St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff for BCom for the 2024-25 session was way higher than the 2025-26 session. The SXC Mumbai admission to the BCom programmes in 2024 was quite competitive, with the cutoff mark at 94% for the General category students of the other boards. A similar scenario can be observed for every category of students of other boards. Even for the Christian Minority students, it was over 60%, while for the Special Category, the 2024 cutoff almost touched the 90% mark.
However, with an average package of INR 6 LPA, a strong alumni network, and the long-term ROI, these high cutoffs are somewhat justified.
The SXC Mumbai B.Com cutoff 2024 for all category candidates is given below:
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| BCom | General | 79.17% | 94% |
| Christians | 42% | 61.40% | |
| Special Category | - | 88.80% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 50.33% |
Similar to the BAF Cutoff in 2025 in SXC Mumbai, the St Xavier's Mumbai Cutoff for BAF in the 2024-25 session shares a similar story to share. For the General category students from other boards apart from Maharashtra, it was around 97%, while for the students with disabilities, it was 75%. Even for the Christian Minority students from the Maharashtra board, the St Xavier's Mumbai cutoff in 2024 was quite competitive, standing at around 86%.
Check out the following table for better understanding.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| BAF | General | 93.33% | 96.80% |
| Christians | 85.83% | 85% | |
| Special Category | - | 93.60% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 75% |
Similar to the 2025 cutoff in St Xavier’s Mumbai, the SXC Mumbai MA Psychology admission in 2024 as well was highly competitive. For the general students, the 2024 cutoff was quite astonishing, standing at 97.6%, while for the SWDs, it was 85%.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA Psychology | General | 94% | 97.60% |
| Christians | 88% | 85% | |
| Special Category | - | 96% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 85% |
The St Xavier's College Mumbai admission to the Applied Economics in 2024 as well was similarly competitive. On average, the cutoff was 93.33% for both General and Special Category students, while for the Christian Minorities, it was 85.5%. The St Xavier's College Mumbai admission to the Applied Economics requires XET, and merit in graduation, followed by an interview.
| Course | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards |
|---|---|---|---|
| MA Applied Economics | General | 91% | 96.50% |
| Christians | 82% | 89% | |
| Special Category | - | 94% | |
| Students with Disabilities | - | 78% |
While for the Christian Minority students, the 2024 cutoff for MSc programmes in SXC Mumbai was lower than the 2025 cutoff, for the general category students, irrespective of boards, the competition was quite tough. The 2024 cutoff for the General category ranges from 90% to 95%, while for SWDs, it was 83%.
| Courses | Category | HSC (Maharashtra Board) | Other Boards | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M.Sc. | Astrophysics Big Data Analytics Biotechnology | General | 90-92.50% | 94.80-95% |
| Christians | 83% | 85% | ||
| Special Category | - | 80% | ||
| Students with Disabilities | - | 83% | ||
Several factors influence the cutoff at St. Xavier's College:
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| Course Name | Fees | Eligibility |
| B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science) | ₹14,771 - 65,000 | Higher secondary education (10+2) from a recognized board, Science stream, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology, Minimum percentage criteria |
| B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) | ₹13,971 - 97,290 | Higher secondary education (10+2) from a recognized board or its equivalent, Minimum aggregate percentage (varies by year), Specific subject-wise eligibility criteria |
| B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce) | ₹7,000 | Higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent, studied commerce in 10+2 curriculum, minimum percentage requirement. |
| Diploma | ₹27,500 - 2,12,000 | 10+2 education from a recognized board or its equivalent, minimum aggregate score of 50%, studied English as a compulsory subject |
| M.Sc. (Master of Science) | ₹16,925 - 1,29,000 | Bachelor's degree in the relevant field, Minimum aggregate score of 50%, Relevant subjects studied at the undergraduate level |
| M.A. (Master of Arts) | ₹72,500 - 95,010 | Undergraduate degree in any discipline from a recognized university, Minimum aggregate score of 50% in undergraduate studies |
| Post Graduate Diploma | ₹30,000 - 80,000 | Bachelor's degree in any discipline, minimum percentage requirement, entrance examination score, prior work experience (if applicable) |
| Certificate | ₹11,240 - 20,000 | Higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent, Minimum aggregate score of 50%, English as a compulsory subject |
| Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) | Postgraduate degree in a relevant field, Minimum aggregate score of 55%, Cleared National Eligibility Test (NET) conducted by UGC or CSIR, Valid GATE score, M.Phil. degree, Completed a course work program recognized by the university. | |
| B.Voc. (Bachelor of Vocation) | ₹5,415 - 6,175 | 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board, minimum aggregate percentage as specified by the college |
| B.M.S. (Bachelor of Management Studies) | ₹75,000 | Higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent, English as a compulsory subject, minimum aggregate score of 65% in qualifying exams |
| B.M.M. (Bachelor of Mass Media) | 10+2 or equivalent examination, minimum aggregate percentage of 60% or above, studied English as a compulsory subject |
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Dear student,
For BA in Mass Communication and Journalism at St. Xavier's College Mumbai, the expected cutoff percentage in class 12 will be between 67.07% and 72.07%. SXC Mumbai is expected to offer admission to students in BMS course in 2024 if they score between 74.07% and 79.07% in class 12 exam.