Is 48 percentile a good score in CAT exam?

68 Views|Posted 7 years ago
Asked by Vivek Sugee
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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello, Unfortunately, with that score, it is impossible to get a decent college. The cutoff of all good colleges is generally 80+ percentile. I would suggest you to appear for the forthcoming exams like CET and MAT and score well in them. Good luck.

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Jaydeep Parmar
7 years ago
No, it isn't. In our competitive country on a score above 90% can be called a good score. After that a score from 70 to 90 will fetch you decent colleges (This is for a general category student).

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