I scored only 48 percentile in CAT and have experience of 3 years and 7 months. What is the chance of getting admission in Amrita in 2019?

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Parna Saha | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Well not very sure though, but I would suggest that you go through the Institute website and check their eligibility criteria. Also talk with the current and previous students. If possible try to give some other exams as well to increase your chances of getting admission. However, if you are interes

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