TISS MUMBAI Cutoff 2024

TISS cutoff 2024 for the M.A in Labour Studies & Practices which stood at 71.99 for the general category candidates. which was the highest.

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The expected programme - wise & category - wise cutoff marks are tabulated below:

School	Programme	General	EWS	OBC	SC	ST	AF	KM	PwD
Center for Human Ecology	M.A in Applied Psychology (with Specialisation in Clinical and Counseling Practice)	58.56	48.15	46.11	46.60	45.52	50.35	44.41	42.25
CLIM	Master of Library & Information Science	61.24	-	45.42	46.47	46.38	60.45	-	-
JTSDS	M.A / M.Sc in Disaster Management	54.98	40.18	41.52	35.67	29.18	42.88	42.71	38.97
JTSDS	Masters in Disaster Informatics and Geospatial Technologies	43.55	-	36.91	-	-	-	-	-
School of Development Studies	M.A Development Studies	70.02	63.05	60.98	58.67	55.22	43.54	46.59	50.30
	M.A in Women's Studies	63.90	49.71	47.21	37.44	58.55	58.24	-	-
	Master in International Electoral Management and Practices	59.83	-	58.95	58.00	-	-	-	-
School of Education	M.A in Education	51.15	-	36.23	27.79	26.46	-	-	-
School of Habitat Studies	M.A./M.Sc. Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability Studies	67.88	65.85	59.54	61.30	52.88	50.51	45.43	-
	M.A / M.Sc in Urban Policy and Governance	67.88	60.50	57.20	57.81	47.53	54.28	-	48.25
	M.A / M.Sc in Water Policy and Governance	57.11	55.77	46.91	43.59	30.37	-	-	-
	M.A / M.Sc in Regulatory Policy and Governance	66.21	60.92	56.24	55.81	48.32	53.39	-	-
SHSS	Master of Hospital Administration (MHA)	66.41	55.33	53.83	55.03	43.37	40.03	53.40	-
	Master of Public Health (Health Policy, Economics and Finance)	64.49	56.64	52.70	47.37	43.97	45.75	45.50	-
	Master of Public Health (Social Epidemiology)	61.02	47.02	48.92	51.15	53.24	54.79	49.50	-
	Master of Public Health (Health Administration)	67.85	62.69	64.06	57.15	55.60	56.57	54.58	40.32
SLRCG	Master of Laws in Access to Justice	63.22	57.95	56.68	50.48	40.88	59.01	-	52.46
SMLS	M.A Human Resources Management and Labour Relations	71.31	64.15	64.18	64.09	55.54	49.94	64.95	58.54
	M.A Labour Studies and Practices	71.99	68.06	63.14	61.60	64.09	69.53	-	41.31
	M.A Social Entrepreneurship	68.25	56.77	62.30	41.22	50.04	49.89	-	41.71
	M.A / M.Sc in Analytics	69.24	58.61	64.10	62.28	56.91	62.89	56.95	45.14
	MA in Organisation Development, Change and Leadership	67.86	58.19	61.78	57.08	53.25	63.30	51.75	45.45
SMCS	M.A in Media and Cultural Studies	68.98	40.80	55.60	59.73	48.03	64.20	41.80	-
SSW	M.A Social Work in Children and Family	58.70	-	47.06	51.81	44.65	-	-	-
	M.A Social Work in Community Organization and Development Practice	62.75	55.10	49.90	54.79	46.21	-	-	46.54
	M.A Social Work in Criminology and Justice	58.47	49.14	46.54	50.42	51.61	53.91	-	-
	M.A Social Work in Dalit and Tribal studies and Action	58.38	-	41.04	55.60	55.55	-	-	-
	M.A Social Work in Disability Studies and Action	52.74	-	38.30	47.46	34.50	-	-	46.45
	M.A Social Work in Livelihoods and Social Entrepreneurship	58.47	-	48.42	56.77	53.31	44.74	-	-
	M.A Social Work in Mental Health	56.42	49.35	37.68	38.32	39.39	48.22	-	-
	M.A Social Work in Public Health	61.74	49.20	44.65	52.67	55.92	57.84	49.89	-
	M.A Social Work in Women Centered Practice	61.80	-	42.20	54.26	58.69	40.14	-	-
Centre of Excellence in Teacher Education	B.Ed - M.Ed	57.12	-	40.70	35.48	52.51	-	-	-
	M.A in Education	59.40	52.18	40.30	45.54	42.67	-	-	-
	M.Ed	46.83	-	44.08	43.82	-	-	-	-
	M.A in Education & Technology	55.91	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

TISS Mumbai Cutoff 2024

The expected cutoff of TISS Mumbai for the year 2024 is mentioned below -

Category	TISS NET Cut-off (Expected)
General	71.31
EWS	64.15
OBC	64.18
SC	64.09
ST	55.54
AF	49.94
KM	64.95
PwD	58.54

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Ques. What is the TISS cutoff 2024?

Ans. The expected cutoff of TISS Mumbai for the year 2024 is mentioned below -

Category	TISS NET Cut-off (Expected)
General	71.31
EWS	64.15
OBC	64.18
SC	64.09
ST	55.54
AF	49.94
KM	64.95
PwD	58.54

Ques. In which programme TISS cutoff stood the highest?

Ans. TISS cutoff stood the highest for the M.A in Public Policy & Governance which stood at 76.23 for the general category candidates.

Courses	2023
Masters in Disaster Informatics and Geospatial Technologies Compare	43.55
M.Ed Compare	46.83
MA Elementary Education Compare	51.15
MA Disability Studies & Action Compare	52.74
MA Disaster Management Compare	54.98
M.Sc Coastal & Disaster Management Compare	54.98
MA Education and Technology Compare	55.91
MA Mental Health Compare	56.42
MA Water Policy and Governance Compare	57.11
M.Sc Water Policy and Governance Compare	57.11
B.Ed + M.Ed Compare	57.12
M.A. Criminology & Criminal Justice Compare	58.47
MA Livelihoods and Social Entrepreneurship Compare	58.47
MA Education Compare	59.4
MIEMP Compare	59.83
MPH Social Epidemiology Compare	61.02
M.Lib.I.Sc Compare	61.24
MA Public Health Compare	61.74
MA Women Centred Practice Compare	61.8
MA Community Development Compare	62.75
L.L.M. Compare	63.22
MA Women Studies Compare	63.9
MPH Health Policy, Economics and Finance Compare	64.49
MA Regulatory Governance Compare	66.21
M.Sc Regulatory Governance Compare	66.21
MHA Compare	66.41
MPH Compare	67.85
MA Organisation Development, Change and Leadership Compare	67.86
MA Environment, Climate Change and Sustainability Studies Compare	67.88
MA Urban Policy and Governance Compare	67.88
M.Sc Urban Policy and Governance Compare	67.88
MA Social Entrepreneurship Compare	68.25
MA Culture and Media Studies Compare	68.98
M.Sc Analytics Compare	69.24
MA Analytics Compare	69.24
MA Development Studies Compare	70.02
MA Human Resource Management Compare	71.31

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Admission Process is a simple process. We have to fill an admisson form, which can cost around 1k to fill the form. Once the form is submitted, if your applications is selected you will be asked to come to the campus for an wrtitten exam and an interview. The exam for me was about filmmaking so any other student exam will be specif to whatever filed they have sent their application in. If you are selected you wil get an email about your selecton and you will asked to send a seat confirmation amount which is around 1,10,000. After

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The admission process has three steps. The first one was applying for the TISS_NET exam. The forms are available on the TISS official website. The application fee was around 500 (I do not remember exactly) and the form came in January. We had to apply for the exam and choose the exam center. The syllabus was a mix of English, reasoning, and current affairs. The total mark was 100 for 100 questions. Depending on the course we are hoping to be selected for the cut-off varies. I applied for three courses. Two in the Mumbai campus and one in the Tuljaour campus. After the result, I was selected for Tuljapur, the DPPP course. The second round was a DAF, i.e. Detailed application form where we were given three essay types of questions. After this, there was a Personal Interview (PI) round. Although I belong to the OBC category, as I did not have the certificate at that time, I applied from the unreserved category. Overall, the process was smooth.

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We had to go through an entrance test known as TISSNET where we have to attempt 100 MCQ questions and then there was a cut-off that we have to qualify in order to proceed to the next step of the admission process. The next step is known as extempore where we have to write why we chose this course and other details about ourselves then we have this last stage of the admission process which is the personal interview where the panel asks us questions based on the extempore that we had filled and also questions apart from that. Then based on our scoring we are given admission and yes there are reservation benefits for SC/ST people they have a slightly different cut-off from others. All the details usually get available on the official TISS website 2-3 months before the entrance exam. College should take less time in passing information and do things fast

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For admission you have to apply for TISSNET then after clearing this you have to give TISSPAT which is descriptive and then after clearing these two exams you will qualify for the GD and PI then after clearing these you will be selected. If you are preparing for HR, ODCL or LR courses they have to score in the TISSNET. And for others, if you have got 50-60 marks in TISSNET you will be qualified. And there is a category cut-off for GS marks in TISSNET.

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I joined TISS after completing my graduation from North Eastern Hill University with Sociology Honors. The admission process started after I was qualified for TISSNET, which is an all-India-level competitive exam. According to my acquired cut-off, I was eligible for the Guwahati campus where I had to go through another two exams including essay writing and personal interview. The interview rounds were tiresome but went down very smoothly. I am very proud to be a part of the TISS fam which gave me a lot of theoretical and practical exposures. I also developed my soft skills. I can't thank this institute enough that has built me through in and out, the person I am today.

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As this program is of B.Voc we get 2 years on Job Training with our Degree courses and its benefit us a lot. It has a total of 3 years course and with it, we get 2 years of work experience in Tata in Software Development. You can SURELY try it.