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kunal dasmaster

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No, 60 percentile is too less. Try to score 80%ile and above. Most importantly, if you want to do MBA, you must go for a reputed college with good placements as every college claims 100 percent placement, but they are fraud only top colleges offer 100% placements. Tier 2 colleges get 90-95 percent and Tier 3 colleges, 80-90% placements.

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ARAKESH Kumar

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A score above 500 will hold fair chances to get a seat at IPE.

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Arpit SinghPursuing MBA from MDI Gurgaon

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Hi there,
No, MDI-Gurgaon doesn't accept MAT scores. You will have to give CAT in order to apply for the regular 2-year post-graduate programme at MDI-Gurgaon. All the best.

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Arpit SinghPursuing MBA from MDI Gurgaon

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Hey, It totally depends on the selection criteria for the admissions in that particular year. Just focus on the preparation for the GDPI WAT round and you might actually make it through. If it helps, the 2017 admissions selections criteria was: CAT Score-55%, GDPI WAT-30% and others (10th, 12th, Academic diversity, Gender diversity, Work ex)-15%. Please note that the criteria may change. All the best.

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hritik pokhriyal

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CAT is one of the national level MBA entrance exams for this professional Master's degree course.

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Ritu Bhandari

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There are many of them such as T.I.M.E, IMS, CL, Tathagat, CMS and some small local names as well.
But you should only go for this option when you are ready to study well, and you are one of those who can not study just by mere sitting at home.
At the offline coaching centers, you can choose from the weekdays or weekends classes as per your schedule. The main thing that you will have to take care of, is that you do not miss any of the classes, and you remain focused by studying apart from coaching classes as well.
Online Coaching.
If you go for this, then you have the option to choose from all over India's the best coaching classes. Th
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barkha manral

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See, CAT is an entrance which is all about your aptitude in 3 fields basically and that is verbal, logical reasoning, data interpretation and quantitative aptitude. So, it's not about going with many books and hindering around to learn from different books as of my experience I found that NCERTs are the best to revise up all your basic concepts upto 10th standard. Moreover, for English and other sections, I suggest you to go through all the books you get from your coaching classes or buy some coaching institute module which is freely available. And practice from that as much as you can. And, if still, you want more and your soul is not
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