Am I eligible for MBA (Finance) 2020 in KIIT University with 78% in class 10th, 83% in class 12th, and 76% in BBA 1st year?

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Nimisha Sharma | Contributor-Level 8

7 years ago

Your percentage is good. For KIIT, you need to give CAT and other exams of MBA and get a percentile of more than 70 in CAT and 80+ in CMAT. If you are able to get the desired percentile, and be able to clear to the interview and GD process, then only you can get into KIIT for MBA.

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Sachin Singh | Guide-Level 13

7 years ago

Yes, you have scored quite well. You will be asked to appear for GD and PI rounds once you clear the entrance test which is conducted by KSOM. I think the form will start coming from December 2019 for the admission process of 2020. For more accurate details, please visit the official site of KSOM.

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