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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Ankur Kumar
9 years ago
Yes, NDIM they do accept MAT score above 500 but after getting feedback of current students, I would suggest you to try for some other colleges as fee is more or less similar in others as well. 1. Amity Noida 2. Christ Bangalore MAT above 600 3. IBS - Gurgaon and other locations 4. Manipal universi

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Jatin Prateek
9 years ago
Hi Sudhanshu, Thanks for your interest in inquiring about our campus New Delhi Institute of Management. Yes, you can get admission in this college. Though you have scored low in CAT but as you are going to appear for MAT and CMAT, these scores would be considered for admission. All you need to do i

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One must score minimum 65 percentile in CMAT and 500 marks in MAT.

VEDANT VAID
9 years ago
Dear Sudhanshu, You have a good score in B.Com. I would advise you to appear for your MAT and CMAT exams. Rest are being selected or not totally depends upon your performance in the Group discussion and PI round. All the best and feel to ask any more questions.

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shravani sarma
9 years ago
Score well in MAT. You will get a call.Try for a score above 500.

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9 years ago
You need to get atleast 75% in your MAT for NDIM.

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Shaurya Singh
9 years ago
You need to get a better score in other management exams like CMAT and MAT.

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