I want below 1000 rank in MBA PGCET Karnataka. What score will I get out of 100?

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Nanduraj | Contributor-Level 8

2 years ago

Hi, You must have to secure marks between 40 to 50 to get rank below 1000 according to previous year trends. Also, below 1000 provides you to get admission in good colleges in MBA under PGCET 2019 examination. Good Luck.

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Sunil | Beginner-Level 1

4 years ago

PGCET marks 60, what rank and college can expect, non kernatka candidate.

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Syed Asif | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

Trend changes as the difficulty level of PGCET paper and also as it's a competitive exam, your comparator's scores also matter, because if this year's question paper is easy then you must score more than 50% According to me.

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