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Ashok parihardream it, do it

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Below mentioned is the cut off for BIMTECH - Greater Noida of 2015:
1. CAT: 75 percentile.
2. XAT: 75 percentile.
3. MAT: 650 marks.
4. CMAT: 200 marks.

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RCBSCOCHIN ADM

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Hi Anup,
I hope this is your December 2016 MAT score.
You can apply.

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deepika kapoor

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You should not choose NDIM – Tughlakabad.

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RCBSCOCHIN ADM

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Hi Adarsh,
Cut-offs are KMAT (KERALA MANAGEMENT APTITUDE TEST) November 2016-108,MAT (MANAGEMENT APTITUDE TEST) December 2016,February 2017- 500,
CMAT (COMMON MANAGEMENT ADMISSION TEST) January 2017- 60
and CAT (COMMON ADMISSION TEST) December 2016- 50 percentile
We are not considering XAT.

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Aravind K

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I would understand of you do not like what I have to say. You would agree that your score in CAT this year isn't great. So, you really should not be going anywhere near a college that would be willing to accept a score of 52 percentile. So, I would recommend that you prepare for CAT once again in 2017 so that you can get into one of the top colleges.
Best of luck!

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Prateek Puri Goswamimessed with my life

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They only accept CAT scores.

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Gaurav SharmaConquer the mind and the universe is yours.

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If you are confident enough to develop your personality, if you have good communication skills, if you have grip on English, and if you are ready to work hard and smart for the entrance exam, then you can just go for it. If you do well in the entrance exam and in the next stage, then academics won't matter much.

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Shaurya Singh

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Yes, GLIM is a good college but looking at your work experience and salary, you should be looking for ISB, Hyderabad or IIMs as Great lakes would not provide the brand name of IIMs and ISB. I suggest you give GMAT and try for better colleges.

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Shaurya Singh

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You can try for:
1. ITM – Mumbai.
2. Balaji Institutes – Pune.
3. XIME – Bangalore.
4. Christ University – Bangalore.
5. Alliance University – Bangalore.
6. ICFAI – Hyderabad.
7. ASB – Coimbatore.
8. NIA – Pune.
9. SIES – Mumbai.
10. BIMTECH – Noida.
11. Flame University - Pune.

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