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Sheetal KumariMBA in rural management
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Well, if you belong to reservation category, then you can apply for selected courses and if not, study hard for the next one.
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Sanket KananiCompleted Ele. Er. with distinction.
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Yes, you can easily get a call from this college. Be prepared for the GD/PI.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Yazad Mithaiwala
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You will get a call for P3T test at Welingkar, if you have advance to GD/PI. You need to make sure that you are clear about the basic interview questions.
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Husain AkhterSuccess always take long tough path
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It is difficult because your score and percentile is too low, but can try if the seat remains vacant.
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Shambhavi Srivatsav
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Since our cut-off for CMAT is 80 percentile, you will get a call from NIA for the GD/PI process.
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Shambhavi Srivatsav
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The cut-off are as follows:CMAT-80 percentile for the General category,75 for OBC - NC and 70 for SC/ST category. You will get a call from NIA if you belong to OBC - NC or SC/ST category.
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shubham laddha
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Hello Varshil,
Yes, you have an excellent chance for getting shortlisted for GD/PI.
All the best.
Yes, you have an excellent chance for getting shortlisted for GD/PI.
All the best.
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Vikram AdityaEntrepreneur
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Well for Welingkar, it is almost no, but yes, you should try with SIES, N.L Dalmia-Mumbai, SIBM and MIT Pune.
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Vikram AdityaEntrepreneur
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You should try for the colleges in Pune and Mumbai city.
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