CMAT percentile -97.31, 10th -89.40%, 12th-69% ,B.Tech- 61.70%. Do i stand any chance of getting a call? Please suggest.

106 Views|1 Followers|Posted 2016-01-28 14:52:30
Asked by Ankur Virmani
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Aakriti Mahajan
2016-02-15 18:26:31
Last year cut off for CMAT was approximately 96%ile. So you can take call accordingly. Goodluck

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Tarang Sachdeva
2016-01-31 06:22:25
Ankur, You surely stand a good chance for the shortlist. Last years' cut off was 96%ile and for this year it is expected to be around the same. But your complete profile will be judged and evaluated. All the best.

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Mihir Chhangani
2016-01-28 18:06:48
You do stand a good chance of getting a call if we look at past year's cut-off for CMAT, which was 96 percentile. All the best :)

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