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fake account Ron
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HI Jerrin,
Cut-off for Open in CAP is highest ~97% in cap and ~93.7% for ILS in 2017. So, Chetana is difficult.
Hope it helps.
Cut-off for Open in CAP is highest ~97% in cap and ~93.7% for ILS in 2017. So, Chetana is difficult.
Hope it helps.
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Swati Bisht
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Hey Sashant,
The last year cut off was 80 percentile so there is a bit chance of you getting through.
The last year cut off was 80 percentile so there is a bit chance of you getting through.
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Joel BhandareOpen to discussion regarding MBA and PGDM
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Yes, you have a very good chance of getting admission in Dalmia.
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Uday KONATHALA
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Hi,
You cannot apply to SJMSOM through CET. Admission to SJMSOM is only done through CAT.
You cannot apply to SJMSOM through CET. Admission to SJMSOM is only done through CAT.
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Karen Castelino
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If you are a Roman Catholic, then only will you be eligible for the minority quota. Also, last year, the Minority cut-off through CAP rounds were 90 %ile, you could try through CAP but if not you could always apply through ILS.
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Eleanor Colaco
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You have chances in the 3rd round. Do call up the college when the rounds begin as many drop out. Try securing a seat in PGDM if you want this college (keep it as a backup).
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Jill Shah
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To be honest, both IES MCRC and MET are good colleges in their respective ways. So, as far as the decision is concerned, just go with the area of specialisation you would want to pursue further and then compare the colleges. As far as IES MCRC is concerned, they provide various ways to excel i.e. they provide us with lots of live projects for each specialisation and also has best faculty members to guide throughout, not only that we have industry mentors who would guide us through the industry of your choice. Apart from that we have sum fun learning sessions and also too many guest lectures and this help us to improve the our networkin
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