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The current CAT cutoff to enter the master's in business administration at the Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management (IISWBM), Kolkata, is in the 70 percentile in the General category. The cutoff for the OBC, SC, and PwD categories is normally around 40 percentile. Admission req

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An applicant's chances of being admitted into an Indian Institute of Management (IIM) are enhanced by scoring in the 99th percentile on the Common Admission Test (CAT). However other factors that affect admissions include prior academic performance, work experience, and performance in subsequent rou

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2 years ago

Your chances of being admitted to IEM Kolkata are less if your CAT score is between 60 and 70 percent; the institute often favors higher scores.

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DOMS IIT Roorkee accepts CAT score for admission to MBA programme. Hence, applicants cannot get a seat in MBA without CAT. Besides, the selection for PhD course is based on UGC NET, CSIR NET, GATE, etc. Aspirants applying for PhD do not require a CAT score. So, the requirement will depend on the cou

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Admission in Jayawant Institute of Management Studies are not entirely based on CAT, you can attempt an alternative exams such as MH-MBA-CET, ATMA, MAT , AMMI-MBA-CET etc.

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A CAT score of 120 is decent, but it might be on the lower side for top-tier MBA programs. For Jayawant Institute of Management Studies, it’s generally acceptable, but keep in mind that they also look at other factors like your academic background, work experience

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2 years ago

For getting enrolling for MBA with the CAT together with 160 Marks is not at all enough as your cause for getting a confirmation as per your percentile you need to gain marks accordingly 90-99 in your percentile rating, so that it would be your chance on the place of other candidate for getting seat

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2 years ago

CAT Important Topics are as follows:

Quantitative Aptitude:

Algebra

Arithmetic

Number System

Geometry

Verbal Reasoning:

Comprehension

Para Jumbles

Para Summary

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Logical Reasoning:

DI

Blood Relations

Seating Arrangements

Graphs

etc.,

You will have to score a minimum of 95 percetile to score a seat

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Yes, you can get admission in the MBA course offered at Sewa Community College without appearing for CAT or any other similar entrance exam. The college accepts admissions to its MBA course on a merit basis. Students will be shortlisted on the score they have obtained in their graduation along with

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IIM-A announces major change.

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