Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai
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New answer posted•9 years ago
Can I get a call from Great Lakes, Chennai with 87.47 percentile in XAT along with 83% in X, 93% in XII & 75.64% in B.Com till now?
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Asked by Shravani
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9 years ago
Yes Shravani, you have got decent chances.
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New answer posted•9 years ago
What is the XAT 2017 cut-off to get admission in this college?
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Asked by Sahithi
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9 years ago
At Great Lakes, we do not have formal cut-offs, we try to evaluate candidates in a holistic manner. We consider the complete profile including academic performance, aptitude score, work experience (if any).
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Can I get a call from this college for the GD-PI with 92 percentile in CMAT exam?
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Asked by Somen
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9 years ago
You can expect a call. Generally, the CMAT cut-off for Great Lakes is around 94-95 percentile.
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Do I stand any chance to get a call from this college for MBA in operations with 160 marks and 72.75 percentile in CMAT exam?
225 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Balal
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9 years ago
It will be difficult to get a call at this score. Generally, the cut-off for GLIM is around 90-95 percentile. So, chances are less.
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Do I stand a chance to get shortlisted for this college with 93.63 percentile in CMAT 2017?
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Asked by Jomy
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9 years ago
Yes, you have a slight chance to get a call from Great Lakes. Generally, its cutoff for CMAT is around 94 percentile. So, if you have a good academic/work profile then you have good chances to get a call.
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What are my chances of admission with 48 percentile in CAT along with 91% in 10th and 81% in 12th?
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Asked by Kunal
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9 years ago
Very bleak chances considering your CAT score.
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Can I apply to this college for PGPM programme with 92.34 percentile in CMAT, 72% in 10th, 64% in 12th along with 3 years of experience?
130 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Udit
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9 years ago
Yes, you can easily get a call from this college. Be prepared for the GD/PI.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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Can I get a call from this college with 82 %ile in CAT with no exp.? Can you suggest some other colleges that I can get at this score?
73 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Shreyas
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9 years ago
Other colleges you can look for are:- IFMR, L N Welingkar, BIMTECH-Noida, BIMM-Pune, NIBM-Pune, NDIM-Delhi and IMT-Hyderabad/Nagpur.
A good academic/work profile will increase your chances to get a call.
A good academic/work profile will increase your chances to get a call.
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What are my chances to get a call for 2-year PGDM course with 95.61 percentile in CMAT'17? I am a fresher candidate.
103 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Minmoy
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9 years ago
Yes, you have chances to get call from GLIM. Its cutoff score is around 94-95 percentile. As you are a fresher your academic profile will be given weightage along with your CMAT score.
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What are my chances of converting my call with 217 marks and 92.34 percentile in CMAT? I also have 3 years of experience.
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Asked by Udit
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9 years ago
Your work experience is of 3 years which gives you a chance to convert. If you have a good academic profile with this than you will definitely convert. Your PI will be based more on your work-experience so prepare well.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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