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8 years agoGuide-Level 14
MCA course is more relevant to students who want to switch career into computers after graduation in some other field.
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Good wishes.
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There are no well-defined cut-offs for CAT and MICAT, not yet anyway.
Your chances of getting through MICA, given your performance in MICAT are good.
Note that the following factors play a role in your selection as a candidate to the MICA PGDM (C) programme:
Performance in MICAT
Performance in Group Exercise
Performance in Personal Interview
How your SOP builds a strong case for you to study at MICA.
Your fit to the overall batch as well as the institution.
Performance in CAT, an average score does't harm one here, but a good score builds impression.
To you, I'd say, prepare well for MICAT by brushing up your business GK well, ensuring your
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All the best.
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