Do I have any chances of getting a call from this college with 79.93 percentile in CAT, 6.87 CGPA in BE, 69% in 12th and 74.71% in 10th?

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Asked by Suraj Bakane
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Abeer Gupta
9 years ago
Hi Suraj, This year CAT cut-off is 80 percentile. But college also has profile based calls. So, if you have any achievements in Sports, Academics, NCC, Performing Arts (not fine Arts), Social Work, Debate, MUN, Moot Court, NGO. Then you may get a call for the selection process. I would recommend you

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
Generally, the cut-off CAT score is 80 percentile. A good academic /work profile will increase your chances to get shortlist for WAT/PI. If you have achievements at National/State level than you have an edge over others. Good Luck.

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Trilochan Tiwari
9 years ago
With your CAT score, one can get admission in IFMR and with good profile you can expect admission.

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