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2016-01-09 09:22:59

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Jayadev Thrikandiyoor

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You need to appear for one of the three exams we accept - CAT (Cutoff - 85 percentile), XAT (Cutoff - 85 percentile) and GMAT (Cutoff -650). For more info refer our website www.spjimr.org

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2016-01-08 22:53:38

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Aniruddha Rege

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The cutoff for CMAT last year was 94 percentile.

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2016-01-08 21:05:59

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Amit Bonde

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Its on you about which career choices you prefer. There are good MAT colleges with promising career opportunities but they are very less in number. But if you give CAT along with MAT, you can have many good options for MBA.

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2016-01-08 18:40:49

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Anil Pandey

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No, only the CAT score is applicable.

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2016-01-06 22:25:18

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Vidushi Uniyal

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Hey,
For getting a call would be around 85%ile.

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2016-01-06 21:14:54

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lavina grover

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More than 575 for registeration (but it is subject to change as per college authorities

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2016-01-06 20:50:23

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Aakriti Mahajan

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Hey manas,
different weightage is given to different parameters for final selection. here it is- The final selection for regular round of PGDM and PGDM-HCM will be made on the basis of objective assessment (40% weightage), the candidate's past academic performance (15% weightage), work experience, if any (10% weightage), performance in face to face evaluation process (30 % weightage) and composite diversity index (5% weightage). This is Subject to obtaining a desired proficiency in written communication and a minimum score for each evaluation component, except work experience. The objective assessment shall be based on XAT, CAT or CMAT
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2016-01-06 13:02:44

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sahit korgaonker

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70%tile is the cutoff. There is no reservation for exams. Selection is done based on the performance in GD-PI.

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2016-01-06 12:41:44

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sahit korgaonker

Contributor-Level 10

Convert the marks into percentile. IF it comes up to 70%tile or higher then you are eligible. As for the work ex, yes it will help not only in getting selected to XIME but also placements. Work ex is always prefered by companies. But it doesn't necessarily mean you will get a higher package as it depends on which company you apply and how you perform on the day of the interview. But general trend is that work ex people get higher pay than freshers.

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2016-01-05 18:16:40

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Saurabh Bharti

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It is advisable to score more than 80% marks in UG and more than 99 percentile to secure an interview call from IIMs. Please keep in mind for certain IIMs the CAT percentile cutoffs are as high as 99.5 and 99.67. Hence to get calls from all IIMs you will need to score more than 99,7 percentile in CAT. Also if you fail to secure more than 80% marks in UG, you will not be able to receive calls from certain IIMs.

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