I am graduated with 48%. Am I eligible to give CAT exam and apply for MBA?

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Asked by Zinat Iqbal
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Sunil Soni
2016-03-16 07:41:26
Min Educational Qualification for appearing in CAT is graduation with 50% marks. This marks criterion is relaxed to 45% for reserved candidates. You can appear for MAT conducted by AIMA where there is no criteria of min marks at the level of graduation. You can also do MBA in some private universit

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Z
2016-03-16 08:45:10
How to crack MAT without coaching classes? Kindly advise.

amanpreet singh
2016-04-25 15:26:16
No bro u r not eligible for any entrance exam minimum 50%marks u can apply for cat,mat etc if u can caste certificate like obc,sc,St certificate from recognised govt of India then u can exempted for 5 %then apply for any entrence exam other wise not other option nd not apply for entrence

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kunal das
2016-04-25 16:54:31
no bro,i don't said without entrance...1st question is that. without 50% .mba do or not.yes . mat,xat,atma need graduation. i see many students. whose academy nt gd.bt own capability he is nw in gd position. also i see many students who don't get any job. so everything is depends on student capabili

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kunal das
2016-03-16 21:31:37
no.. u have just xat,mat and amta... best of luck

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kunal das
2016-04-25 16:42:39
xat January .. mat and atma ...4 times in a yr... feb,may,sep,decem

V
2016-04-25 15:08:42
You are eligible for MAT as there is no minimum masks criteria but for CAT you have to have 50 percent.

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Pratyush Maurya
2016-03-16 22:39:51
Hi, you need 50% in graduation for applying for CAT exam. 45% is for SC /ST.

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aasif makandar
2016-03-16 22:04:02
for cat u need reserve catagry othrwise sorry to say u no

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Lokesh Mathur
2016-03-16 21:50:35
As per the CAT eligibility criteria 2016 a candidate, should have passed or should be in the final year of their bachelor's degree. The minimum qualifying percentage in 50 and for reserved category candidates it is 45.

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Prince Mishra
2016-03-16 06:41:25
I think 55% marks of graduation is eligible for cat exam....

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ashu patidar
2016-03-16 18:50:17
yes dear

ashu patidar
2016-03-16 05:14:15
aditya u give may mat exam..

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Z
2016-03-16 08:40:48
Can a 47% holder appear in MAT?

Aditya trupta Pattanaik
2016-03-16 01:01:03
no you're not as CAT requires at least 50% marks in your grad.

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