Can I get into this college with 69.8 percentile in CAT?

My profile: 10th CISCE-83%, 12th CBSE-89%, B.Com from St. Xavier's College, Kolkata- 60.8%.

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5 years ago
PIBM Pune accepts CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, MH CET, and ATMA scores. The minimum score accepted for CAT and XAT is 60 percentile whereas, for CMAT, MAT, MH CET, and ATMA, it is 70 percentile. Also, in case if a student has scored less than the minimum accepted scores, then they have to appear for the PMA

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J
5 years ago
I have done my PGDM from PIBM Pune, so I can give you an idea about this. For admissions to the PGDM and MBA programs, PIBM Pune accepts CAT XAT CMAT MAT MH-CET and ATMA scores. In case if a student has scored less than the minimum accepted scores or didn't appear for any of the above exams, in this

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5 years ago
The minimum score for getting accepted at PIBM is 60 percent for entrances like CAT, MAT, XAT. MH CET etc. and minimum 50 % in graduation. So you are eligible as per the score. But, in case if the student has scored less than the accepted score, he or she can appear for PIBM's internal assessment te

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7 years ago
Hi Priyanka, Congratulations on your score. It is definitely a good score and you do have a good chance of getting into this college. All the best.

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5 years ago
You have score more than the cut-off percentile of PIBM. The eligibility criteria of PIBM is the minimum 60 percentile in the entrance exams like CAT, MAT, XAT, MH-CET, CMAT etc. and minimum 50% in the graduation. PIBM also conducts internal assessment test name as PMAT, where the students have to g

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5 years ago
You have a good score in CAT and a very good academic track record. PIBM Pune accepts CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, MH CET, and ATMA scores. The minimum score accepted for CAT and XAT is 60 percentile whereas, for CMAT, MAT, MH CET, and ATMA, it is 70 percentile. For admission, you will have to online from t

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