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2016-02-27 10:38:20

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DEBANJAN PAUL

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No chances. Minimum 80 percentile

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2016-02-27 00:42:07

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KIRAN KUMARI

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As you have given XAT, these are some of the best colleges as per your score in your XAT entrance exam:

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2016-02-27 00:37:35

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Priyanju Pal

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Hi Ajay
It seems tough considering the 10th percentage. You can look out for other colleges that allow students with such percentage in academics.

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2016-02-26 18:17:52

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Samar Chotaliya

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According to trends there are less chances but you should still apply and try once.

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2016-02-26 18:09:44

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Kushal Mehrotra

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For selection in IIMs, marks in 10th, 12th and graduation is also considered apart from the CAT score. In your case, marks are on lower side, however, a very high score in CAT may get you a seat though chances are tough.

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2016-02-26 16:44:49

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Rokeskumar Balassandirane

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Dear Jugraj,
Admission to FMS is totally based on performance in CAT and on campus rounds (extempore + Personal Interview). Academic grades are not taken into consideration for admission.
All the Best!

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2016-02-26 11:53:02

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Jayadev Thrikandiyoor

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Hi Abhinav, Unfortunately, SPJIMR accepts only CAT/XAT/GMAT as qualifying scores. You can apply based on the scores of any one one of the mentioned exams.

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2016-02-26 10:03:54

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krishna jaiswal

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You have a good educational records , just work to crack GD PI and you will be in dBs.

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2016-02-25 14:45:58

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Nitin Chawla

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Dear Yatharth,
According to your interest and percentage, you can pursue your graduation in IT sector. There are various programs being offered by many colleges in IT stream after 10+2 like BCA, B.Sc IT, B.Sc Computer Science, etc. It does not matter if you have a gap of 1 year.
I would suggest you some good institutions where you will get quality education and good job opportunities also like:
1. Birla Institute of Technology.
2. Xavier Institute of Computer Application.
3. Lovely Professional University.
4. Presidency College – Karnataka, etc.
For more info, you can go through their websites.

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2016-02-25 14:20:08

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Miraj Patel

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Hello Ankit,
Placements at MIT School of Business is very good and every student get an equal opportunity for placement. Also average package are increasing every year.
Only few companies considers criteria based on 10th, and 12th mark sheet. Companies like Tata Technologies consider the criteria of assessing all the past academic records to be more than 60% in all the semisters, as well as 60% in 10th and 12th. So the criteria will be entirely dependant on the company you choose to apply for at the time of placements.

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