Can I get admission in FMS-Delhi, new IIMs, SP Jain or IMI-Delhi for MBA with 85 percentile in CAT exam?
I have scored 67% in SSC, 48% in HSC and 71% in BA. I have completed PGDCA through distance with 72%. I belong to the SC category.
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No chance if you are from gen. category but if you are from gen. category then yes you can get a call.
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Hi,
Your HSC score might work against you in this. However, given that you belong to SC category you might end up getting calls from new IIMs. I am not sure about FMS though. IMI-Delhi can give you a call if they lay off the criteria of HSC cut off.
All the best. -
If you are from a general category, you cannot get admission in any of the mentioned exam (not sure about IMI-Delhi though, but I doubt if you'll get admission there as well).
If you are from OBC/SC/ST category, you can expect a call new IIMs and FMS.
SP Jain doesn't have any reservation quota, so you don't have many chances of getting a call from SPJain. However, SP Jain has a special profile-base shortlisting. So, if you have a really good profile, then you may expect a call from SP Jain.
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