I have got 45% in B.Com after scoring 50% in M.Com, am I eligible for CAT?

245 Views|Posted 8 years ago
Asked by Akshat Burman
11 Answers
T
3 years ago
I don't think so any top universities takes you because bitter truth is that you have less percentage.

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S
You are eligible for CAT, but cannot get through the 50 percent requirement by the business schools.

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K
3 years ago
Yes, you are eligible for it, only thing is you won't be able to apply for B schools whose criteria is 50% and up in graduations.

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Dharamveer Dheer
5 years ago
Hi Akshat, Yes, you are eligible. Here is the eligibility criterion for this year: According to CAT 2018 eligibility, a candidate is eligible to appear in CAT 2018, if he/she holds Bachelors Degree with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA. The candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC), Schedule

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S
6 years ago
You can appear for CAT, but you will not get a call from any good B-School as they require at least 50% marks in graduation.

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Syed Asif
7 years ago
It depends on your category or caste, I mean if you are from the general category then you need a minimum of 50% in your graduation to be eligible for CAT because CAT is based on graduation percentage.

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pradeep bisht
7 years ago
Hello, You can appear for CAT but you will not get a call from any good B-School as they require at least 50% marks in graduation. Good luck.

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Vineet Kumar Rohilla
7 years ago
No, for general students, only 50% is the minimum criteria.

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S
7 years ago
You are eligible only if you are either SC or ST. Otherwise, for general category, students the minimum percentage requirement in graduation is 50%.

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If you belong to the open category, then not possible. A general category student needs to score 50% in UG. 45% is the criteria for SC/ST/DA/PWD.

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