Can I appear for SNAP or CAT exam with 49 percent marks in B.Com?

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Asked by Prince Chawla
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Akash Mishra
9 years ago
Hi, The candidate must possess a Bachelors degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA (45% for SC, ST and PWD/DA category). So, you can apply for CAT/SNAP entrance if you fall in any of this category. Good luck.

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Is it necessary for a candidate to have passed HSC. What if he is having a B.Com degree from open university? Will he be eligible for them or not?

Sunil Soni
9 years ago
You are not eligible for appearing in CAT and SNAP examination if you are a general candidate.

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SNAP exam is a computer based test mode. Candidates have to visit the allotted test centre and take the test on a computer system. 

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