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ANAND KALORE

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Yes, sure. You can apply through this exam CAT by appearing in procedure conducted by DTE and you will be treated as all India candidate.

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ANAND KALORE

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Hi Ankita,
If you haven't appeared for any exam till date, you still have chance to appear to in MAH-CET 2017 and MAT May 2017. With these exams you will be able to apply for colleges in Maharashtra for MBA as well as PGDM courses and with MAT, you can apply for most of the colleges across India.

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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg

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There are good chances that you can get admission in Islamia College of Science and Commerce. 69 percentile is a good score to carry for the same college. However, you also have many different colleges to study.

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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg

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As per the college criteria, 70% percentile is the minimum requirement for eligibility which makes the case of your friend to face difficulty for Christ University, Bengaluru. There are other colleges where your friend can try and have feasible chances to get selected.

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Vivek BansodeSCM Pro, MBA-Ops, B.Tech Engg

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Every year there is variation in score and percentile, for 2016-18 batch, the January 2016 score cutoff for NIBM Pune was 87 percentile and score was 153. Thus, you can apply for NIBM, however, it's difficult to say that you have complete chance because of the variation in score and percentile.

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Uchit Arora

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To get into SIBM B, one needs to appear for SNAP and clear the cut-off. No other examination results will have any value.

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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.

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Start now, the only thing that keeps you ahead of your competition is your decision to start now.

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Ankur KumarIt good to commit mistakes but only if you learn.

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Yes you can, infact you have a plus point here. This will be a whole new thing for you and you would find it interesting to prepare and with challenges comes success, get the syllabus, check the modules and start with what you are best at. Segregate the syllabus into time duration and prepare accordingly. Be consistent and fear nothing, not everyone sitting in the exam is an expert. Solve sample papers after you finish a topic or a chapter.

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Abeer Gupta

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Hi,
You can try colleges like Sri Balaji Society, XIME Bangalore, Christ Bangalore, Kriloskar Pune, etc. Kindly, check their respective websites for the deadlines of the application forms.

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