80 in cmat and my GD-PI was quit good,work Ex of 16 mn in MNC, a college guy there told me sometime they consider this for core any idea?

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2016-02-04 11:59:24

Hello, Cmat score is not considered for core but yes you have 16 months of work - ex, they will think over it but at last this depends on the no. of applicants that have applied for the course. If applicants are less they will consider you for core. Thank you

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