Can I expect a call for GD-PI with 65 percentile in CAT 2016? I have also filled up its application form.

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santosh bhawal
9 years ago
They don't mention the cut-off. However, the minimum eligibility is 50% in gradation.

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
Yes you can expect a call. Generally the cut off is around 60 percentile. You have good chances to convert. Good Luck.

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