NPAT Result 2026: Out on 22 June at npat.nmims.edu, Counselling, Cutoff and Merit List

The NPAT 2026 result was declared on June 22, 2026 on the official portal npat.nmims.edu. SVKM’s NMIMS released the consolidated merit list covering both exam phases, showing each candidate’s merit position, section-wise scores, and admission qualifying status. Round 1 admissions are now complete, and NMIMS is expected to release the second merit list in the second week of July 2026 for seats left unfilled after Round 1 fee payments.

To access your result, log into your candidate dashboard on the official portal using your registered email ID and password. Your merit score, merit position, and qualifying status for each programme you applied to are all visible inside the dashboard — NMIMS does not publish a publicly downloadable rank list.

• NPAT 2026 result is live at npat.nmims.edu — check your merit position and qualifying status through your individual candidate login
• Your scorecard shows section-wise marks for Quantitative Reasoning, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Reasoning (40 marks each) plus a normalised total out of 120
• If you appeared more than once in the 2026 exam window, NMIMS automatically uses your best score — no action needed from your end
• The second merit list for Round 2 admissions is expected in the second week of July 2026, covering seats left vacant after Round 1 closes
• NMIMS typically runs up to three admission rounds — a third merit list may follow in August if seats still remain after Round 2
• NMIMS Mumbai BBA cutoff is expected around 80+ marks; other campuses generally range between 60 and 75 based on past year trends
• Admission is confirmed only after offer letter acceptance, admission fee payment, and document verification

NPAT merit positions are programme-specific — your rank for BBA may differ from your rank for B.Com or B.Sc at the same campus, based on per-programme seat availability.

NPAT Result Previous Year Statistics

Around 80,000 or more students appear for NPAT each year, competing for roughly 3,000 seats across NMIMS campuses — that is fewer than 4 students admitted for every 100 who appear, making it one of the more selective undergraduate entrance tests in India. Over the last four years, NMIMS has moved the result declaration date progressively earlier each cycle, giving candidates more time to plan their admission before the academic year starts in August.

The result has moved from mid-July in 2022 to late June by 2024, holding steady through 2025 and 2026. That roughly three-week shift means students now have more runway to evaluate their options, compare offers across campuses, and make a final decision before the academic year begins.

The table below tracks how the effective qualifying score for the NMIMS Mumbai BBA programme has shifted upward over the years. These are expert-analysis estimates based on past admission patterns — NMIMS does not officially declare cutoff marks.

The required score for NMIMS Mumbai BBA has climbed by roughly 15–20 marks over four years — nearly the equivalent of half a full section. If you are targeting Mumbai, scores below 80 will typically put you on a waiting position rather than a Round 1 offer.

How to Check NPAT Result 2026

Your NPAT 2026 result is available only through your individual candidate login on the official portal — there is no public result link, no downloadable PDF with all candidates, and no SMS shortcode lookup. Here are three ways to access it.

Method 1 — Log in to the Official Portal

1. Go to npat.nmims.edu
2. Click "Candidate Login" on the homepage
3. Enter your registered email ID and password
4. Navigate to the "Result" or "Merit List" section inside your dashboard
5. Your merit position, section-wise scores, total score, and qualifying status appear on screen
6. Download or take a screenshot of your result page for future reference

Method 2 — Follow the Email or SMS Notification Link

NMIMS sends an SMS and email to registered candidates each time a merit list is released. The notification includes a direct link to your dashboard. If you didn’t receive the notification, go to the portal directly and log in — notifications sometimes land in spam.

Method 3 — Reset Your Password if Login Fails

If you can’t remember your password, click "Forgot Password" on the login page. Enter your registered email ID and NMIMS will send a password reset link. After resetting, log in normally to access your result.

NPAT 2026 Scorecard Details

When you log into your NPAT 2026 dashboard, you see more than just a pass/fail status. The scorecard gives a full breakdown of your performance and admission standing. Here is what each element on your scorecard means.

All three sections carry equal weight — 40 marks each with no negative marking. A major weakness in any one section can drag your total down significantly even if you do well in the other two, since the normalised total is the only score that goes into the merit position calculation.

NPAT 2026 Qualifying Marks and Good Score

NMIMS does not publish an official qualifying cut-off or pass/fail threshold for NPAT. There is no fixed minimum score you must cross — your admission depends on your merit position relative to the seats available in your preferred programme and campus. Based on patterns across the last three to four years, here is what different score bands typically mean for your chances.

These bands are based on trend analysis and are not official NMIMS thresholds. The actual outcome always depends on your merit position in the live pool for 2026. Your dashboard login is the definitive answer — a score alone does not tell you whether a seat is available at your preferred campus this cycle.

NPAT 2026 Seat Matrix

NMIMS offers undergraduate seats through NPAT across seven campuses and multiple programmes. Total seats across all campuses and programmes combined are 3,000+. The table below shows the approximate intake for the major programmes in 2026 — exact figures, including seats for specialisation programmes like BBA FinTech and BBA Branding and Advertising, are available in the official admissions handbook on npat.nmims.edu.

NMIMS Mumbai alone accounts for 600 of the ~1,380 total BBA seats — nearly half of all BBA intake sits at the single most competitive campus. The B.Com (Business Analytics) programme draws another ~600 students primarily at Mumbai and Bengaluru. Check the official NMIMS admissions handbook each cycle for confirmed seat counts, since intake figures can be revised before the academic year begins.

What to Do After NPAT Result 2026

Your result is out — now the admission process begins. Here is what to do at each stage, whether you already have an offer or are still waiting for the second merit list.

Step 1 — Check for an Offer Letter Inside Your Login

Log into your dashboard at npat.nmims.edu and check the offer letter section. If your merit position qualifies for a seat in your preferred programme, an offer letter appears there. With the second merit list expected in the second week of July 2026, check your dashboard daily — offer windows typically last only a few days.

Step 2 — Accept the Offer and Pay the Admission Fee

Once an offer letter appears, accept it and pay the admission fee online through the portal before the deadline shown on your offer letter. Missing this deadline means your allotted seat moves to the next candidate in the merit list — NMIMS does not extend individual deadlines.

Step 3 — Upload Required Documents

After paying the fee, upload scanned copies of the following through the NPAT portal:

• Class 10 marksheet and passing certificate
• Class 12 marksheet (or provisional certificate if your board result is still awaited)
• NPAT 2026 admit card and result/scorecard from your dashboard
• Recent passport-size photograph and government-issued ID proof
• Any additional document specified in your offer letter

Step 4 — Attend Document Verification

You will receive a reporting date for document verification at your allotted NMIMS campus. Carry originals and self-attested photocopies of all uploaded documents. Admission is confirmed only after verification is complete and any remaining balance fee is settled on the spot.

If You Are Still on the Waiting List

You don’t need to do anything except stay alert. The second merit list is expected in the second week of July 2026 and a possible third list in August. Keep your documents ready so you can respond the moment an offer appears. Students who received a lower-preference campus in Round 1 can sometimes upgrade to a higher preference in Round 2 if better-ranked candidates decline their seats — check your dashboard for any upgrade option when the second list comes out.