How do students get selected for MBA and what is the minimum CAT percentile required?

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vinay jadhav
2 years ago

Nirma University Institute of Management MBA programme selection is based on CAT results. The CAT percentage required for admission to the institute's MBA programme in 2023 is 78 percent in the general category. The CAT percentage may vary from category to category and candidates can at most refer t

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Nirma University Institute of Management MBA programme selection process includes CAT score, personal interview, topic development and presentation, and academic performance. The CAT percentage required for General All India category candidates was 60 last year. CAT cut-off is also accepted for MBA

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