How much do I need to score in XAT to get into this college for PGDM?

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shravani sarma
9 years ago
A score of 70+ percentile is needed to apply for PGDM.

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N
9 years ago
A score of 70 percentile would do.

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V
9 years ago
To get a call from XIME, you need to have 70 percentile or more in entrance exam.

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Ashish Joseph
9 years ago
A score above 75% in XAT would fetch you a call for GD/PI. All the best!

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Trishula Das
9 years ago
Their eligibility criteria states above 70 percentile. So you need to above 70 in XAT. They also take through CAT, CMAT and MAT. So if you have any of them then also you are eligible to apply for the same. Best wishes!

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