My academics were below 50% in 10th, 12th and B.Com but my composite score in Dec. 2017 is 681. Which top colleges can I apply to?

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With 681 composite score in MAT, you can apply for Tier 2 and 3 campuses. Some good colleges for this score are as follows: 1. Amity 2. Christ University 3. Vellore University 4. CMS Jain 5. Welingkar 6. IFIM 7. IBS 8. Alliance 9. RVIM 10. MSRIM The most important thing about the above

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