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Akshat Raj
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Please use Shiksha Call Predictor, it would give you a better idea. Try and score the highest, I don't think you would want to score a 99.1 percentile instead of 99.9 percentile just because it is only as much as you need. I hope you get my point.
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STJOSEPHSINSTITUTEOFMANAGEMENT D'Souza
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The institute MAT cutoff for 2018 admission is composite score of 550. Though there is no cut-off prescribed for CAT/XAT, a good score will be given preference.
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pankaj yadav
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CAT 2017 has been done now you have to wait for next year.
Bachelor's degree in any disciple from any recognized university or equivalent qualification. The minimum qualification is: GEN - 50% | SC/ST/PWD - 45% Candidates appearing for final year examination of the Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification and candidates who have finished their degree prerequisites and are waiting for the results can also apply.
Candidates appearing for final year examination of the Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification and candidates who have finished their degree prerequisites and are waiting for the results can also apply.
Bachelor's degree in any disciple from any recognized university or equivalent qualification. The minimum qualification is: GEN - 50% | SC/ST/PWD - 45% Candidates appearing for final year examination of the Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification and candidates who have finished their degree prerequisites and are waiting for the results can also apply.
Candidates appearing for final year examination of the Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification and candidates who have finished their degree prerequisites and are waiting for the results can also apply.
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ARAKESH Kumar
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Hi Shashank,
IPE would be a better option. By choosing IPE, you would become a part of top B-schools of India.
For IPE, Cut-off percentile is 60 and more in any one test. I.e CAT/MAT/GMAT/CMAT/ATMA. So, you are eligible to apply. Final admission is based on academic performance, test score and GD/PI performance. Equal weightage will be given to all.
IPE would be a better option. By choosing IPE, you would become a part of top B-schools of India.
For IPE, Cut-off percentile is 60 and more in any one test. I.e CAT/MAT/GMAT/CMAT/ATMA. So, you are eligible to apply. Final admission is based on academic performance, test score and GD/PI performance. Equal weightage will be given to all.
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
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Hello Sanjay,
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equi
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equi
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
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Hello Nitish,
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equi
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equi
...more
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
Guide-Level 13
Hello Alisha,
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equ
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/equ
...more
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
Guide-Level 13
Hello Shameem,
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/eq
Here is the eligibility criteria for CAT 2017:
The candidate must possess a Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category).
Percentage obtained in Bachelors degree would be calculated on the basis of practice followed by the concerned university/institution. In case of grades/CGPA, the conversion would be based on the process defined by the concerned university/ institution.
In absence of any percentage conversion scheme, candidates CGPA will be divided by maximum possible CGPA and multiplying the result with 100.
Candidates appearing for the final year of Bachelors degree/eq
...more
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OMKAR PHALEAn Undergraduate student who loves to travel.
Guide-Level 13
Hello,
The candidate must satisfy the below specified criteria's:
1. Hold a Bachelors Degree, with no less than 50% or equal CGPA (45% if there should arise an occurrence of the aspirants having a place with Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and persons with disability (PWD)/Differently Able (DA) classification)
2. The degree should be granted by any of the universities consolidated by an act of the central or state statutory body in India or other instructive organizations built up by an act of parliament or pronounced to be considered as a university under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, or possess an equivalent qualification
The candidate must satisfy the below specified criteria's:
1. Hold a Bachelors Degree, with no less than 50% or equal CGPA (45% if there should arise an occurrence of the aspirants having a place with Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST) and persons with disability (PWD)/Differently Able (DA) classification)
2. The degree should be granted by any of the universities consolidated by an act of the central or state statutory body in India or other instructive organizations built up by an act of parliament or pronounced to be considered as a university under Section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956, or possess an equivalent qualification
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