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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA
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The cut-off is 97+ percentile. So. there are less chances for you. However, you have good chances in Pune Colleges such as Indira, Balaji, etc.
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Karen Castelino
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Hello,
Last year, XIMR stopped at 98 percentile. You could try through CAP Rounds and ILS as well, but please do not ride all your hopes in XIMR, since they take an interview for ILS rounds.
Good luck!
Last year, XIMR stopped at 98 percentile. You could try through CAP Rounds and ILS as well, but please do not ride all your hopes in XIMR, since they take an interview for ILS rounds.
Good luck!
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Karen Castelino
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Hi,
CAP rounds scores for minority category stop at 90%ile or higher, you could however, try through ILS for XIMR.
CAP rounds scores for minority category stop at 90%ile or higher, you could however, try through ILS for XIMR.
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Karen Castelino
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Hello,
Last year, the minority cut-off was 90 percentile for CAP rounds. I'd suggest you try through ILS as well.
Last year, the minority cut-off was 90 percentile for CAP rounds. I'd suggest you try through ILS as well.
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Arslan Shaikhhelping others give me satisfaction
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You should go for College of Engineering-Pune.
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Karen Castelino
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Hi Steve, your chances are very high. Last year XIMR stopped at 90 percentile for Minority. Let's hope they stop at the same score this year. Good luck!
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Karen Castelino
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Hello, the cut off is usually above 96 percentile in CET. And, CMAT scores is not taken much into account. Therefore, depending on that your chances are really slim.
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Karen Castelino
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Hi Thomas,
It is going to be difficult for you to get into XIMR even through minority via CAP rounds. Last year, they stopped at 90 percentile. You could however apply through ILS. Also, XIMR considers CET scores before any other scores.
It is going to be difficult for you to get into XIMR even through minority via CAP rounds. Last year, they stopped at 90 percentile. You could however apply through ILS. Also, XIMR considers CET scores before any other scores.
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Karen Castelino
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Hello,
XIMR has only MMS courses, where CET scores are considered as first preference than CMAT scores. So, unless your CMAT scores are exceptionally good, I'd suggest you give CET and apply through those scores for CAP rounds.
XIMR has only MMS courses, where CET scores are considered as first preference than CMAT scores. So, unless your CMAT scores are exceptionally good, I'd suggest you give CET and apply through those scores for CAP rounds.
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Karen Castelino
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Hi Sakina,
The chances of getting into XIMR through CMAT is not very big as Xavier's considers CET more than any other scores. Very few seats are allotted in All India Reserved Category unless your CMAT score is exceptionally high. I'd suggest you try applying via your CET score.
The chances of getting into XIMR through CMAT is not very big as Xavier's considers CET more than any other scores. Very few seats are allotted in All India Reserved Category unless your CMAT score is exceptionally high. I'd suggest you try applying via your CET score.
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