Can I get into this college for PGDM with 59.31% in B.Com along with 23 percentile in CAT exam? I'll be appearing for CMAT and MAT exam.

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Keshav Sharma
9 years ago
The eligibility criteria for admission is minimum 50% in graduation. JIMS consider minimum 560 composite score in MAT for PGDM-General. You can not apply with this CAT score. You can try with MAT/CMAT score for admission.

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JIMS Rohini
9 years ago
Dear Sudhanshu, There are two other programs as well where you can apply i.e. PGDM-IB and PGDM-RM. January 21,17 is the next GD/PI date so if you are interested fill the application form from below mentioned link:- https://www.jimsindia.org/admissionprocedure.aspx If you scored 560 and above and you

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Vidhi Sethi
9 years ago
Hi Sudhanshu, Thanks for putting up the query. JIMS, Rohini's cut-off for MAT is 560 composite score and 60 percentile for CAT. Thanks!

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