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Smita G
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8 years ago
Firstly it is very crucial to be always positive in life, your percentage did decrease in 12th but your score in BBA is good, the criteria for CMAT is: 1) Resident of India 2) Graduate in any discipline.There is no percentage demand as such. So be happy, as you can surely go for it. 3. Various segme

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Thank you so much.

Cheryl Fernandes
8 years ago
Your admission depends on your entrance exam scores. Your prior academics will be considered only if you and another candidate have the same percentile. In such a case the candidate with better academics will be considered. However apart from this situation, a good score in entrance exam will be eno

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Roshni A
8 years ago
Some institutes follow cut-off based admission. So, if you have a good score in CMAT and if you perform well in GD/What/PI, you might have a decent chance. However, some institutes like IFMR follow profile based shortlisting. The overall profile of the candidate including academics, achievements, wo

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4 years ago
Hi Swapnil just go through this link and fill out the required details College predictor in Shiksha https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor.

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Syed Asif
7 years ago
Don't think too much about your past results and concentrate on CMAT because excellent scores in CMAT will make you eligible for any college.

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Suprakash Mishra
8 years ago
Very difficult due to bad academic track record. Your 10th and 12th both below 60%, most of organisation has criteria 60 throughout career. If you score very high in CMAT and hot selected then at the time of placement facing problem. One thing do job and do PGPM from GLIM, it is better option.

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8 years ago
As your academics are poor, you need to score 99+ percentile in CMAT to have a fair chance at good B-Schools.

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8 years ago
Depends on the CMAT score you get.

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vaniya dangwal
8 years ago
Give your best and apply. Nothing can be said for certain. But if you can justify your score and perform well in interviews you stand a chance of getting into the colleges.

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Yes, candidates will need to have a valid Aadhaar number to register for CMAT exam. Until last year, candidates could use other photo IDs too to register for the exam.

Candidates can choose up to four cities for allotment of CMAT exam centre in the application form. Candidates must take utmost care in selecting the cities as once the form is submitted, they can't change city preference.

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No, the CMAT registration fees is non-refundable. If they do not appear for the exam they cannot claim refund for the application form. Since, it is mentioned in the exam information brochure that the fee is non-refundable, no requests for refund are entertained by the NTA.

CMAT is a domestic exam conducted for admission to MBA/PGDM courses in MBA colleges located in India. It is not conducted outside India.

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