I have scored 50% in my graduation and 89 percentile in CAT 2015. Do I have any chance? How are the placements in this college?

54 Views|Posted 2016-02-14 17:30:20
Asked by Soumik Santra
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2016-02-16 19:13:33
Greetings Soumik, Sorry for the delayed response. First of all, congratulations on your Cat marks. Yes you do have a very good chance of making it to our college. The selection process will followed up by a GD and a personal interview. Prepare the current affairs thoroughly, get yourself updated and

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Oh congratulations on that. Average salary package is 6 lakhs.

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2016-02-15 07:47:35
Hi Soumik I suggest you to write CMAT or MAT and then try to apply with that score. Because I don't think they will take your CAT score as you got very less. No college don't provide laptops. Everyone carry their own laptop. Placements are good provided you perform well in all academic and follow c

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2016-02-16 19:20:35
Hi Soumik First of all I am very sorry the question appeared that 9 percentile in my phone. Am really very sorry again. You have got a super score in CAT. Congratulations for it and you have the fair chance of getting into college. And you may also get scholarship if your performance in admission pr

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