Can you please suggest the best college? I got 98 % in CMAT.

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Asked by Abhinash Jami
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Dhruvin Kothari
9 years ago
Great Lake Chennai, GIM Goa, K.J Somaiya Mumbai, and Prin. LN Welingkar Mumbai. Check out their last date to apply.

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Animesh Wadhwa
9 years ago
Try for DBS, Dehradun or Balaji Group in Pune.

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