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There is no such cut off score. Selection would be based on various parameters such as your performance in GD,PI, psychometric test, academic scores etc.

Yes, you will be eligible. All the best.

The final selection is based on a lot of factors and hence we cannot speculate on it. However, as there is no cutoff for applying to PGDM, you can fill the form and give it a try. GD-PI is weighted highly in your selection process. You can also check about the AIMA course offered by SIES on its website.
Good luck

Your chance to get into N. L. Dalmia depends on how well you perform in the admission process. The scores are weighted as follows-
1. Entrance test score I. e. CAT or XAT or CMAT or MH-CET or MAT or ATMA Score (We will convert your percentile to our grading scale as per our admission criteria)40
2. Personal Interview20
3. Group Discussion15
4.4. Past Academic Record (10th,12th and graduation)15 5. Work Experience5
6. Extra- curricular activities (Sports or Cultural)- (At District/State/National level)5
7. Total-100.
Log in to https://www.nldalmia.in for registration and details.

Your chance to get into N.L Dalmia depends on how well you perform in the admission process. The scores are weighted as follows-
1. Entrance test score i.e. CAT or XAT or CMAT or MH-CET or MAT or ATMA Score (We will convert your percentile to our grading scale as per our admission criteria)-40
2. Personal Interview-20
3.Group Discussion-15
4.Past Academic Record(10th,12th and graduation)-15 5.
5. Work Experience
6.Extracurricular activities(Sports or Cultural)-(At District/State/National level)-5
The total is 100.
Log in to https://www.nldalmia.in for registration and details.

The highest package this year is 12.49 lakhs. It is for finance stream.

Sir JJ takes admission on the basis of entrance exam.

The chances of getting a good college are high. You need to check the colleges which accept your admission with this score.

Hi,
PGDM candidate can apply for the various posts like Logistics, Manager, Public Relation Officer, Publisher & Columnist, Retailing Manager, and Sale Purchase Assist. Manager, Teacher & Professor, Financial Analyst, etc. All of the above colleges are good. IIMC would be the 1st preference and then you can consider Xavier's.

No, English will be a medium of correspondence for Correspondence Courses in the Faculties of Arts and Commerce.
http://mu.ac.in/portal/distance-open-learning/distance-open-learning-more-info/