79% in cat what are my chances of getting a call for gd/pi

41 Views|Posted 2016-02-09 00:25:35
Asked by Rachit Sharma
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2016-02-09 00:30:39
Your chances of getting a call are slim, as the cutoff was 85.03 last year. However, it is expected to go down this year due to the new IIMs. So if you want to apply to a couple of colleges above your percentile, I would suggest applying to Somaiya.

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2016-02-09 00:27:57
Hi Rachit, Your chances look very slim. Last year the cut off was 85

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