I got 67.82 percentile in CAT. Can I get admission to MBA at GL Bajaj with this score?
Yes, you're likely eligible. GL Bajaj's CAT cutoff is around 25–50 percentile, depending on the specialization. With a 67.82 percentile, you're above the cutoff and have a good chance for admission. Final selection will also depend on your academic record, work experience (if any), and performance i
Yes, your 67.82 percentile in CAT means that you have a good opportunity to seek admission in the MBA or PGDM course of GL Bajaj. They will normally expect CAT cutoffs of about 50-55 percentile depending on the specializations. Nevertheless, your academic credential, experience, and the performance
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