Can I get Eternal University, MBA with a 86 percentile in CAT?
You can be easily eligible for MBA Admission with 86% in CAT. There is minimum 50 percentile required for any graduated course like BA, BSc, B Tech, BCA and others.
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Yes, you can be eligible for MBA Admission with 86% in CAT. But many top-tier schools will consider your overall performance your record in bachelor's degree, your conduct in the GD/PI rounds besides just checking your competitive exams score. You should aim to have a good record in all the areas a
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