Am I eligible to get admission with 77.67 percentile in CAT, 94.65 percentile in MAT & 72.67% in B.Com Kamala Nehru College (DU)?

331 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Swagata Borah
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Abeer Gupta
9 years ago
Your CAT score is on the lower side. May I know if you have any achievements in Sports, Academics, NCC, Performing Arts (not fine Arts), Social Work, Debate, MUN, Moot Court or NGO. If you have any of the above achievements then you may have a chance to get a call for WAT and PI.

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
Your score is on the lower side, if you have a good academic/work profile then you have chances to get a call for WAT/PI.

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Chinny Krishna
9 years ago
Shortlisting for PI does not depend on CAT score alone. It depends on Academics, Work experience, Achievements, etc. There are chances to get calls based on profile. P.S : We do not accept MAT score.

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Ankit Kumar
6 years ago
Your CAT score is on the lower side. May I know if you have any achievements in Sports, Academics, NCC, Performing Arts (not fine Arts), Social Work, Debate, MUN, Moot Court or NGO. If you have any of the above achievements then you may have a chance to get a call for WAT and PI.

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