Are there chances of getting into PI after scoring less in CAT?

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akash s
7 years ago
CAT marks are only one of the criterion for getting selected.SDMIMD considers overall academic consistency starting from the 10 th class to graduation.you might get a chance to sit for GD-PI even with a score that is near to the cut off set by the institute.

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Sainath Nookala
7 years ago
CAT marks are one of the criteria for selection, if you get more than 50-60 percentile in CAT, you can expect a call for PI from the institute by filling the application form.

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Anirban Ghosh
7 years ago
You will only get a call from the college whose cut-off you have scored. There are a lot of colleges which accept low scores in CAT. Good luck to you.

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S
7 years ago
Yes, you might get a chance to sit for GD-PI even with a score that is near to the cut off set by the institute. Thank you

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NIMISHA SHARMA
8 years ago
That depends on the college cut-off. As per your score you will get a call from the college category you fall in.

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