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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
If you want MBA for your post-graduation degree in India, you should ideally have to sit for national level entrance. Having stated that you have not applied for CAT, you can't apply for most of the cream colleges in India, including all IIMs, MDI, and FMS etc.
If you can wait and have to get admitted in the same year, you can check for other exams, like IIFT, XAT, NMAT, CMAT etc. for good colleges.
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8 years agoContributor-Level 6
For SC and ST students 50% aggregate and 6.0 is enough.
MAT percentile should be above 85% marks.
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Guide-Level 11
If unable to get then can think IIRM-Hyderabad (risk management), IPE (Banking) Hyderabad, IFIM-Bangalore (PGDM finance). If your score is not allowed by these then attempt next February, otherwise, you should not your parent's money at high risk by Greater Noida based area. So, only BIMTECH is an option for you, but probably they allow 97%ile onwards (MAT or CAT is preferred). Try your luck, but do not gamble with bank
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8 years agoScholar-Level 16
For GD/PI and application you need to check this with the college. Like what is the process and need to follow the same.
Also, if the GD/PI are happening than you need to sit now if they have next round too than you can ask them. College administration is the right person to give you correct information.
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8 years agoScholar-Level 16
You have no option to calculate your percentile score because percentile score is depend on -
1)Total no of candidate can appearing in the exam .
2)Number of candidates who have scored less marks than you.
Both are unknown to you so you have not calculate it. Because this information is hidden to candidate.
If you collect above two dates, then you can easily calculate your percentile.
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