Can I appear for CAT exam if I score less than 50 percent marks in B.Com 1st year?

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Asked by Mehul Doshi
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Sajan Sibichan
9 years ago
For taking CAT exam, you must be a final year graduate student or you should have completed your graduation. So don't worry about 1st-year marks, you can improve it in coming years if you put some effort. For CAT or other management exams, degree marks are not considered. You can attend it, but it i

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Last year I wrote CAT exam when I was in final year B.Com but there was no such criteria. It is meant that you should possess overall 50% in degree for getting admission at iim after cracking CAT.

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