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CAT cutoff should be more than 85 percentile.
After the increase, for every 110 students (10% increase in intake), 50 seats will remain for the unreserved category, 17 seats will be for SC, eight for ST, 30 for OBC and five for EWS students. To accommodate the 10% quota for EWS students, DU is increasing its intake by 25%.
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I would suggest that you should apply for The pinnacle MBA after your graduation. BBA would have equipped you with the managerial skills and teach you a lot about business. But if you have an MBA degree you will go a long in building your career. The pinnacle MBA programme is a very good course that will teach you through hands-on live projects. You will get a chance to interact and learn from the industrialists if you happen to do your MBA from JK Lakshmipat University. It is a course that I recommend you to do. JKLU is supported by 125 year old JK organisation, so there is plenty of people from the industry that you find in the unive
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