How much percentile in CAT is required to get admission to MBA at Doon Business School?

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Bhavana Pandey
3 years ago

Admission to the MBA programme at Doon Business School is offered on the basis of various national-level entrance exams. One of the most popular entrance exams is the CAT. The CAT percentile depends on various factors. Candidates can refer to the table below to know about the current and previous ye

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A
3 years ago
The CAT percentile required for admission to MBA programs varies from college to college. Different B-schools have their own cutoffs for CAT scores, which depend on several factors such as the number of seats available, the level of competition, and the overall performance of the candidates in the e

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K
2 years ago
You need at least 50 percentile to be shortlisted in the campus for GD PI

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S
2016-05-24 18:02:17
Different institutions have their own cutoffs. But if you are asking about DBS then the cut-off is 50 percentile for CAT. Also if you have good academic scores then they may make some exceptions.

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Shamin 7
2016-05-24 17:48:37
98% above percentage will get you admission in top b-schools

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