Can I get a seat in this college for MBA with 79.85 percentile in CAT exam?

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Deepthi Elizabeth | Contributor-Level 10

9 years ago

You are eligible to apply for MBA in Christ. The last date for submitting application online is January, 22. This can be found in the Christ University website. Your admission will be confirmed post GD PI rounds.

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Shaurya Singh | Guide-Level 13

9 years ago

Yes, you have a very good chance for GD/PI call from Christ University Bangalore. Prepare well for the GD/PI process. All the best.

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