i gi 60.65% in cat i got chance?/ and whats the tution fee fr pgdm for two years

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2016-01-22 21:41:19
The process of admission of pgdbm has weightage given to group discussion and personal interview rounds in addition to he percentile. The general cutoff in nldalmia is in the vicinity of around 90 percentile. The tution fee is 3 lakhs p.a. that comess out 6 lakhs for 2 years. Hope this answers your

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