Can I start preparing for CAT?

I have scored 48% aggregate in the 1st and 2nd-year of graduation and waiting for the result of the final semester. What is the required eligibility percentage for CAT? Is it 50%?

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Pranjal Khandelwal
9 years ago
Yes, graduation percentage will be a matter of concern. For CAT, you will have to score 50% in UG.

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Be optimistic, let's hope for the best.

Akhil kushwaha
9 years ago
Hi, Yes, CAT requires 50% in graduation for general category and 45% SC and ST. Start preparing for CAT, exam form will be available from September and the exam will be held on 2nd December.

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Sure, you can start your preparation but you must get good percentile in the exam as your academic is not good enough.

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