Can I get admission in this college if I score well in CAT as my academic score is low i.e. 77%?

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Gautham P
9 years ago
Anything above 50% is good enough provided that you score above 80 percentile in CAT and pass the written assessment test and interview conducted by the college.I hope your doubt is clarified .Feel free to ask any other queries if you have. Thank you

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Thanks becoz my college faculty says that u r eligible but u dont admission in this college

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It depends on your target colleges. If your goal is a top IIM, retaking and improving accuracy and section strategy may help. If your expected percentile fits your shortlist of colleges, you may choose to proceed with admissions and keep other exams as backup.

At this range, candidates typically look at mid-tier B-schools and some newer IIMs depending on category and profile.

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