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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent B-School in Bangalore (or anywhere in India for that matter) where one can expect getting admission with that low score in the CAT exam. And the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; a total waste of both time (2-years) and money (in Lacs). I advise you to either reappear for CAT (or other exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MAH-MBA CET and MAT.
Wish you good luck!
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent B-School in Bangalore (or anywhere in India for that matter) where one can expect getting admission with that low score in the CAT exam. And the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; a total waste of both time (2-years) and money (in Lacs). I advise you to either reappear for CAT (or other exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MAH-MBA CET and MAT.
Wish you good luck!
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent B-School where one can expect getting admission with that low score in the CAT exam. And, the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; it will be a total waste of B.O.Th time (2-years) and money (in Lacs). I advise you to either reappear for CAT (or other exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MAH-MBA CET and MAT. Wish you good luck!
Unfortunately, there is not even a decent B-School where one can expect getting admission with that low score in the CAT exam. And, the ones you might get won't simply be worth enough to pursue MBA; it will be a total waste of B.O.Th time (2-years) and money (in Lacs). I advise you to either reappear for CAT (or other exams as per your wish) next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like MAH-MBA CET and MAT. Wish you good luck!
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! Anyone who scores at least 50% aggregate marks in his/her graduation field can appear for the CAT exam. And as many reputed B-schools lay significant weight age to the academic scores i.e. 10th, 12th and graduation, the more one scores, the better for him/her. https://iimcat.ac.in/per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/1/index.html?756@@1@@1#! Please visit the given link in case of any further queries.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
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You can apply for colleges like Welingkar, IFMR, BIMTECH-Noida, Great Lakes, IMI-Kolkata, SIBM-Bengaluru, LIBA, Christ-Bengaluru, IMT-Nagpur/Hyderabad. You have a chance to get calls from these colleges. These are tier-II and tier-III colleges. If you are in final year of graduation, than you can try for one more year. You can prepare well for CAT-2018 and score at least 90 percentile. Generally to get into tier-I institutes at least 90-95 percentile is required.
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Vijay Jangir
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Hi. Please go through this link https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/colleges-accepting-cat-scores-range-70-to-80-percentile-blogId-11956?. _e_pi_=7, PAGE_ID10,3377595992
Best of luck.
Best of luck.
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