Can I get a call with 86 percentile in CAT, 62% in BE, 77% in 12th, 73% in 10th along with 2.5 years of experience?

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Asked by Dino Kumar
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9 years ago
Hi Dhinesh, You have good chances of getting a call from SJMSOM.

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santosh kumar A
9 years ago
Hi Dhinesh, There is a sectional cutoff as well. You have cleared the overall cutoff. Please confirm if your sectionals are above 53%. If yes, then you apply for SJMSOM. There are more chances to get a call based on previous years stats. Do apply and perform well in the interview. All the best.

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Uday KONATHALA
9 years ago
You have high chance of getting a call from SJMSOM and your chance of conversion will be high as well.

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