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New answer posted•2016-07-30 12:23:15
Can I participate in the GD-PI of a college, I have a backlog in B.Com?
72 Views|Posted 2016-07-30 12:23:15
Asked by Rohit Anand

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2016-07-30 12:23:15
Hello Rohit,
Yes, you are eligible to participate in GD-PI exam but you have to show your pass mark sheet at the time of admission. At that time there will be no excuse of backlog.
Yes, you are eligible to participate in GD-PI exam but you have to show your pass mark sheet at the time of admission. At that time there will be no excuse of backlog.
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New answer posted•2016-07-30 11:37:12
Can I attend the CAT exam? I have 6 back logs in my UG degree.
124 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-07-30 11:37:12
Asked by Arun Raja

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2016-07-30 11:37:12
Hi Arun, Because of your backlogs i don't think it would impact on you participation in CAT exams.
New answer posted•2016-07-30 02:54:40
Are the applications still being considered for PGDM? Can I apply by ATMA score?
199 Views|Posted 2016-07-30 02:54:40
Asked by Anurag S
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2016-07-30 02:54:40
Sorry the extended date is over now.
New answer posted•2016-07-30 00:41:50
Can I get a seat as I have scored 90.22 in ATMA in this July exam?
165 Views|Posted 2016-07-30 00:41:50
Asked by Nirnay Nayak
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2016-07-30 00:41:50
Hello, last year the cut off for ATMA was 99.75 percentile. So it is a little difficult for you to get the seat.
New answer posted•2016-07-30 00:06:22
Will CAT % be used anywhere after admission? Will students be judged on the CAT % at the time of the placements?
144 Views|Posted 2016-07-30 00:06:22
Asked by Prasad P
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2016-07-30 00:06:22
Hello,
No, the students will not be judged on the basis of their CAT percentile during placements.
No, the students will not be judged on the basis of their CAT percentile during placements.
New answer posted•2016-07-29 22:18:56
Can I get admission in any of the top 50 B-schools? What should be my score in CAT for the same?
98 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-07-29 22:18:56
Asked by Suman Ghosh

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2016-07-29 22:18:56
Yes, you can get admission in top b-schools, if you score above 90 percentile and should have graduation degree with minimum 50%.
New answer posted•2016-07-29 22:14:23
Can I appear for CAT or MAT exam?
117 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-07-29 22:14:23
Asked by Bharat Khatik

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2016-07-29 22:14:23
Yes, you can give CAT or MAT exam.
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New answer posted•2016-07-29 21:32:31
Will I get admission in some good college if I got 99 percentile in CAT exam? I'm a engineering dropout.
267 Views|Posted 2016-07-29 21:32:31
Asked by Saurabh Shukla
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2016-07-29 21:32:31
Yes one will have ample options.It is the approach that you take post drop. If one has been performing well then drop doesnt really matter much. Learning, knowledge and aptitude of the person makes he difference as CAT percentile as its own weightage including gard score nd SSC and HSC score.
New answer posted•2016-07-29 19:49:39
What is the cut-off for MBA in institutes accepting NMAT scores?
113 Views|Posted 2016-07-29 19:49:39
Asked by Rakesh Rav

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2016-07-29 19:49:39
Hi Rakesh,
The minimum cut off is 208 to get admission under NMAT.
All the best.
The minimum cut off is 208 to get admission under NMAT.
All the best.
New answer posted•2016-07-29 18:35:48
What minimum CAT score is required to get into FMS?
331 Views|Posted 2016-07-29 18:35:48
Asked by Siddharth Jain
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2016-07-29 18:35:48
Hi Siddharth,
Last years cut-off for FMS was 98.6. It is safe to assume that the minimum required percentile is usually close to this.
Last years cut-off for FMS was 98.6. It is safe to assume that the minimum required percentile is usually close to this.