Can I get a call from K.J Somaiya, SIMSREE, Great Lakes, Welingkar with a score of 250+ in CMAT?
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Asked by Nilesh Upadhaya
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8 years ago
Cut-offs for these institutes are always on the higher side in the range of 95 to 99 percentile. Thus it depends upon your percentile score now.
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4 years ago
Hi Nilesh Upadhaya
Yes, you do stand a chance of getting a call from Welingkar, as they consider an overall score of your GD-PI, your past academic records, and also your percentile. Now converting the call depends on you. Cut-offs for these institutes are always on the higher side in the range of 9
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8 years ago
Yes, you do stand a chance of getting a call from Welingkar, as they consider an overall score of your GD PI, your past academic records and also your percentile. Now converting the call depends on you.
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8 years ago
It depends upon your percentile. For MS, the cutoffs is 99+ percentile for these colleges.
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8 years ago
Calls are mostly made based on percentile and not on the score, so share the percentile equivalent of your score.
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8 years ago
In Great Lakes, there is a profile based shortlisting and there is no official cut-off for any exam.
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8 years ago
Hi,
Admissions at SIMSREE are done via DTE Maharashtra's CAP process and CMAT falls under All India quota seats. The cut-offs for 2017 admissions for CMAT was 99.95 percentile. You should try for Sydenham. Wish you all the best!
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