I have 83.69 percentile in CAT 2018. What are the chances of getting a call from FMS BHU?

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Nishant Dubey
7 years ago
Hello my friend, as the cut-off of FMS BHU was 85% last year, so there is a small ray of hope for the call but as it's a good B-School, so you can wait for it but my suggestion will be to be ready with the second plan by applying in other B-Schools too.

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S
7 years ago
I think, you would get a call for GD-PI, but you need to perform well in GD-PI.

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Pooja Chhajed
7 years ago
Hello, You have a great chance for getting a call from the IM-BHU. Just prepare for GD and PI round.

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