My CAT percentile is 70. I am B.Tech and have 3 years work experience. What should I do.

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Shail Oberoi
6 years ago
With 70 percent in CAT, you will not get admission into a good MBA college. You can either reappear for CAT or explore part-time MBA/ Exe MBA from a good college. This way you can continue to learn while you earn.

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