Can I get into this college with 65.83 %ile in CAT? I've got 86% in SSC, 52.50% in HSC & 6 CGPA in engineering & am an NC-OBC candidate.

196 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Rahul Kawale
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Richa Mohan
9 years ago
Last year, the CAT cutoff for NC -OBC was 65%. Also, there was an eligibility criteria of 60% throughout academics. These cut-offs may vary this time. I would suggest you to fill up the form and do prepare well for GD/PI. Good Luck!

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Anmol Gupta
9 years ago
Hi Rahul, Do apply.You have good chances. All the best.

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Shubhi Bhardwaj
9 years ago
It is difficult to say about getting a call because it all depends on the cut off list, but as you are an OBC candidate, you can definitely try for it. As certain seats are reserved according to government norms. You may get a call. Thank you! Best of luck!

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