At what score can the chances of converting the call be considered realistic?

58 Views|Posted 2015-01-06 20:26:52
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Priyanju Pal
2015-03-17 19:37:15
Any score above 2012 is a safe score as far as shortlisting is concerned. After getting shortlisted, it totally depends on how well you do in your CD PI that will lead to your final selection.

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Ajay Dalal
2015-01-07 09:37:09
For the last 2-3 years the cut-off has been around 208-210. So if you can score above that you are likely to get a call. Conversion depends on your NMAT score as well as your performance in the CD-PI round. Your scores in the 10th,12th , Graduation as well work experience(if any) are also taken into

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Mukti Maloo
2015-01-06 21:10:32
Hi Shashank, last year the cut-off was 209, and it is always around this figure. A score above 210 stands a good chance of getting a shortlist for GD-PI.

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