I have done my B.Com with 45% and I belong to OBC category. Am I eligible to give CAT exam?

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Aditi Agrawal
8 years ago
With such a low percentage in your graduation, you won't be eligible for CAT examination, as eligibility criteria, is a student must have 50% or above in his academics.

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SARTHAK SAHOO
8 years ago
Sorry, you are not eligible for appearing for CAT, as the statutory requirement states it to be 50% for all castes other than SC, ST AND PWD.

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