Can I get into this college with 82.35 percentile in CAT, 95% in X, 80% in XII & 57% in BE?

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Ayush Rastogi
9 years ago
Not eligible as graduation percentage is less than 60%.

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KRITESH GUPTA
9 years ago
You are not eligible for applying as graduation percentage is less than 60%.

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Shaurya Singh
9 years ago
You have a good chance for a GD/PI call from BITS, Pilani. You need to prepare well for the process and convert your call. You can also try for ITM Mumbai, Balaji Institutes Pune, Christ University Bangalore and BIMTECH Noida.

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