VAMNICOM CutOff 2025, 2024, 2023 - Previous Year's Cutoff List

For the 2026 PGDM-ABM admissions, Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Cooperative Management (VAMNICOM), Pune, is expected to have a CAT cutoff of 80-85 percentile and a CMAT cutoff of 85-90 percentile for general category candidates. This cutoff represents the minimum score required to be shortlisted for the subsequent selection rounds, which include a Group Discussion (GD) and a Personal Interview (PI). Meeting the cutoff does not guarantee final admission but is the crucial first step in the selection process. 

VAMNICOM accepts scores from two national-level entrance exams: CAT and CMAT. The cutoff is the primary shortlisting criterion for the GD/PI round. Below are the expected cutoff percentiles for the 2026-28 batch admission, based on previous years' admission data.

Analysing the cutoff trends from previous years helps aspirants understand the level of competition and the minimum score required for consideration. VAMNICOM's cutoff has remained consistent, reflecting its position as a sought-after institute for agri-business management.

The cutoff for VAMNICOM is not a fixed number and is influenced by several factors each year. Understanding these factors can provide better insight into the admission dynamics.

• Difficulty Level of the Exam: The overall difficulty of CAT and CMAT in a particular year directly impacts the cutoff. A tougher paper might lead to a lower cutoff percentile.
• Number of Applicants: The total number of candidates applying to VAMNICOM affects the competition. A higher number of applicants can push the cutoff upwards.
• Total Seats Available: The intake capacity for the PGDM-ABM program, which is currently 120, plays a crucial role in determining how many candidates are called for the GD/PI round.
• Previous Year Admission Trends: The data from past admission cycles helps the institute in setting a benchmark for the current year's cutoff.