I got 187 in NMAT can I get admission in SDA Bocconi. From which campus of nmims and for course I can get call

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yash sahani
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The eligibility criteria for academics is a minimum of 55% across 10th, 12th and under graduation and a minimum aggregate average of 70% of 10+12+undergrad. All applicants are required to appear for at least one of the below mentioned tests before submission of their application, in a particular ro

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