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New answer posted•8 years ago
My profile:CMAT-61.47 percentile, 65% through academics, university level certificate in NSS & 30+ month of experience. What are my chances?
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Asked by Anand
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8 years ago
You have very good chances of getting in SBS with an executive degree. Perform well in the GD/PI of the admission process.
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Do I have a chance for IMT, Hyderabad at 73.45 percentile in CMAT?
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Asked by Vidhi
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8 years ago
Dear Aspirant,
I am a representative of IMT Nagpur but all I can tell you is that the entire IMT process is profile based and takes into account multiple factors apart from scores.
I am a representative of IMT Nagpur but all I can tell you is that the entire IMT process is profile based and takes into account multiple factors apart from scores.
New question posted•8 years ago
I got 76 percentile in CMAT. What are my chances of getting admission into NIAM, Jaipur and NAARM?
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Asked by Purushottam
New answer posted•8 years ago
Can I get admission in IMS DAVV with 77.10 percentile and 165 composite score in CMAT? I am a general category student (MP domicile).
112 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Amar

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8 years ago
Yes, you should 100% go for IMS. You have a very good marks as well as percentile. You will definitely get admission in IMS.
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My query is related to MBA. My CMAT score is 90 and graduation percentage is almost 66%.
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Asked by Jignesh
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8 years ago
Hi Ajay,
Talking particularly about Jaipuria, Jaipur, you can apply now by filling the admission form, even if you have not given the aptitude test yet. After filling the form, you will have to face group discussion and the interview. Your selection will be subject to your performance in the intervi
Talking particularly about Jaipuria, Jaipur, you can apply now by filling the admission form, even if you have not given the aptitude test yet. After filling the form, you will have to face group discussion and the interview. Your selection will be subject to your performance in the intervi
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I scored 61 in CMAT 2017-2018 batch. Will I get admission in Swami Vivekanand Group of Institutes for MBA?
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Asked by Shazaib
New answer posted•8 years ago

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8 years ago
It is better to go for GMAT, as it will open options for Masters from foreign universities. Gaming Development education is good in South Korean, Chinese and Singapore universities. In India also, you can get good institutes for gaming development.
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Do I have any chance to get a call for GD-PI with 60 percentile in CMAT?
71 Views|1 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Shubham
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8 years ago
The current year's CMAT cutoff for IMT Hyderabad is 70 percentile.
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New answer posted•8 years ago
What was the cut-off of MAH-CET last year for PGDM?
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Asked by Tusar Kumar

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8 years ago
Hi,
The admission to the PGDM course at our institute is on the basis of the aggregate percentage scored in graduation which should be 50% marks and above and a good score in MH-CET. Suitable weightage is given to work experience. Selection is on the basis of performance in the Group Discussion and P
The admission to the PGDM course at our institute is on the basis of the aggregate percentage scored in graduation which should be 50% marks and above and a good score in MH-CET. Suitable weightage is given to work experience. Selection is on the basis of performance in the Group Discussion and P