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Guide-Level 14
Some ask but you can explain them that by telling your reason that you lost and you can submit migration certificate for that all you have to do is whichever college you take admission before that you have to write a letter to principal or dean about you lost your TC and you can submit your migration certificate.
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Contributor-Level 10
In the current scenario you have two options that can be considered
a- Start a job post your current degree
b- Join a correspondence/light course and side by side prepare for MBA entrance.
Also here I would like to mention the fact that don't rely only on CAT consider other national level entrances like NMAT, CMAT, IIFT etc. and try to hit them as well.
You can option for a computer course and in parallel try to prepare for exams. All the best :)
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For SC ST Candidates, the marks required is 45%. For general quota, it is 50% marks. So yes, you can appear for CAT.
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