Am I eligible to take CAT exam?

I have completed B.Sc with 51% marks and I have got 49.5% marks in the B.Sc major subject.

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Dear Maiti, Yes, you are eligible. You can take the exam but you have to struggle for the best score. You have to do a lot of hard work. All the best.

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Thank you very much.

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8 years ago
The eligibility is 50% in graduation but degree percentage and CAT score is considered for admission. All the best for future.

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