I have 45.5% aggregate in graduation, will I get admission ignoring my graduation marks & with focus on MAT score?

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Asked by Anju Anju
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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello! No reputed MBA college will ignore the graduation marks of a candidate; one has to score at least 50% marks to be eligible to get admission. Though the below-average colleges would still give you admission, just to fill their seat.

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