Does XLRI consider academic records or how much percentage in 10th, 12th and graduation is enough to get admission here?

6.5K Views|2 Followers|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Sahil Singh
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Rohit Kothawade
8 years ago
For getting admission in XLRI, you need to take XAT exam and you need to clear their cut-off as well.

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8 years ago
Two stages to get admission in XLRI: -appear for XAT exam which is conducted by XLRI itself -if you qualify after giving the XAT exam you will be called for a GDPI Passing these two stages extremely important to get admission in XLRI.

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S
8 years ago
There is a small amount of weightage given to that but it won't make a lot of difference. Most important is cracking XAT and then cracking the GD-PI part. If you crack these, it will be an easy ride for you.

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Animesh Anand
2 years ago
Yes, XLRI considers your past academic performance, as part of the admission process. There is no clear cutoff for class 10th, class 12th or graduation marks. The entire score comprising past academic performance, XAT score, and GDPI scores are taken into account.

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Shruthi Shenoy
8 years ago
They may consider it during selection. You will have to get the minimum cut-off in XAT to qualify for the admission process.

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