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Yes, we can try get into the Sister Nivedita University with the 70% in MAT with consideration of seats and the highest percentile and also we need to have good marks in 10+2 like above 50%. Some of the courses have different criteria like in science course students have to get minimum 60% marks to

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A score of 70% in XAT does not guarantee admission to Vivekananda Global University's MBA program, as admission is based on a combination of entrance exam scores, academic performance, and other factors such as personal interviews and group discussions. However, a score of 70% in XAT is considered c

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Yes, the Great Lakes Institute of Management accepts the scores in CAT for taking admissions. Apart from CAT, GLIM also accepts the exams like XAT, CMAT, GMAT.

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JIMS Kalkaji offers two courses PGD in IB and Management  The selection process is based on merit from selected exams such as CAT, XAT, MAT, ATMA. The minimum CAT score varies with the exam difficulty each year, But through an easy analysis it could be suggested that a score of nearly 30-45 wou

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Even if you have not given XAT, you can enroll here by other options.A percentile of at least 80% on the CAT is necessary to be admitted to Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management (VJIM). Academic achievement, professional experience, GMAT/GRE scores, letters of recommendation, and a personal stateme

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The overall cutoff for SRM University of Delhi NCR  campus is 70 percentile as per XAT. Based on XAT the highest score will get pool preference as compared to the less marks obtained in XAT. The 70% mark in XAT is a good mark and hence, it is a good chance of getting in SRM University of Delhi

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You can get admission with 70% in MAT for MBA admissions if you are not from general category. General category students might get admission but it is somewhere difficult. Because 70 percent marks translates to 560 marks whereas for general category cutoff was around 550-600 marks. For other categor

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Greetings,

Sure, we can get SRM University Delhi NCR in MBA if you have 88 percent in XAT. The main criteria for the selection process in SRM University Delhi NCR  were the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) percentile requirement. The minimum of 70 percentile is required at SRM University Delhi NCR.So

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The selection process of MBA include the entrance exam scores, academic performances, and work experience, Some MBA programs prefer candidates with work experience.SRM University Delhi NCR may have its own admission criteria for MBA programs, including the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) percentile requi

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Certainly! With an 88% percentile in XAT, you have a competitive chance of securing admission to IMS Ghaziabad’s MBA program. However, keep in mind that the selection process also considers other factors such as GD (Group Discussion), PI (Personal Interview), academic performance, and written

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