Do I stand a chance to get into this college with 79.16 percentile in CAT but below 60 percentile in LRDI?

157 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Rohit Gupta
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Samar Chotaliya
9 years ago
Quite good chances keeping in mind last year cutoff unless and until you don't screw the interview.

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Abhishek Pandey
9 years ago
Yes, you still have chances of getting admission as your CAT score is around 80 percentile.

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S
9 years ago
Looking at the cut-offs of last year, it'll be difficult as sectional cut offs for last year was 60 percentile for each section.

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