I have got 30 percentile in CAT and 70 in MAT which college is good for me.

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Asked by Pallavi Rawat
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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
A simple answer would be to score as much as you can. For a GEM student, scoring 99.5+ percentile would be a safe bet. Based on your overall profile you might still not get a call from IIM Ahmedabad but that is the whole point, right? If people have worked hard in their past they must get some benef

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