I have 72.2% in 10th, 61.4% in 12th, 64.3% in graduation and 90.59 in CMAT. What are my chances of GD and PI call from K J Somaiya?

53 Views|Posted 2016-02-23 14:13:05
Asked by Ayush Choubey
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debashis rout
2016-02-24 00:18:10
Hi Ayush, For your infrormation i represent for Alliance University bangalore, after doing some ground study I guess you get a call for sure from K J Somaiya, but i will suggest you to ask your queries to the representative of Shiksha present at K J Somaiya, please go through the link https://www.sh

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Arjun Anand
2016-02-23 17:26:07
Hi Ayush, you can expect a call from Alliance, all this that you have to register online in alliance.edu.in and you will get an appointment for interview and on that day you have to write AMAT, essay writing, oral extempore and a personal interview.

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