I have scored in class 10th: 69%, 12th: 82%, B.Com: 83.30% and CET: 96.95%. Do I have any chance? What are the tips for GD/PI?
Asked about Prin. L. N. Welingkar Institute of Management Development and Research, Mumbai - Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM)
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Hello, the cut off is around 80 percentile, so you will get a call. For GD/PI, practice your communication skills, do mock GDS, and most importantly read about recent important current affairs. Practice most frequently asked interview questions. For creative test, there is nothing to practice, it is on your individual creativity.
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Hi Meenakshi,
Congrats on getting such a good score. I hope your P3T test was good. If they like your profile they will shortlist your CV. Keep yourself updated with the latest happening in the world for GD.
Creativity test is simple, they will give you an object, just draw whatever you can relate it to the object.
All the best. -
You have a good entrance score, along with good academics. The usual cutoff is between 80 - 85 percentile. You have a good chance for getting shortlisted for the next round. For GD, you'll be required to speak well, and keep reading current news. Also, read Economic Times regularly. There isn't much you can do for creativity test. Just attempt with a relaxed mind, and think (but not over think) before attempting the creativity test. You need to be a good artist or anything, only that you should be able to put forward your ideas effectively via your creativity.
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