I got 75% in 10th, 55% in 12th and 60% in graduation. Is there any chance to get in WeSchool if I get 90 percentile in CMAT?
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Yes, you absolutely stand a chance for getting shortlisted.
You must also clear the further rounds of GD-PI to get selected. -
Yes there is still chance as your academic scores, percentile and GD-PI scores everything is taken into consideration while considering the admission.
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The Welingkar Mumbai campus offers 2 courses: MMS and PGDM.
MMS: The CMAT cutoff is above 99.90 for both Maharashtra and Outside Maharashtra students, because for MMS program there is no distinction between them. All CMAT seats come under All India Category Seats which makes the cutoff very high at 99.90%.
PGDM: For PGDM program there is no clear cut-off but generally students above 90% are given a call for GD-PI process. For people with work experience, it may even drop down to 85%.
In your case, CMAT score of 90% would be insufficient for getting admission to MMS course. For PGDM course previous marks can be covered by getting high CMAT...more -
If you're looking for PGDM then it is possible but if you're strictly looking for MMS then you have to secure 99.0+ percentile. -
You have got good scores and please allow me to explain you that WeSchool last year cut off was 99.06 in CMAT. But you can try for other good colleges also like SIES IES who usually accept this score. All the best!!
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