My CAT score is 61.23 percentile, BE(pursuing)-8.5CGPA,10th-88.8%, 12th-71%. Any chances to get a call from BITS Pilani?

Also please direct me which colleges should I target?

224 Views|Posted 8 years ago
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KRITESH GUPTA
8 years ago
Your CAT score is low.There are less chances of getting a call. However I would advise you that if you could give CAT again and score better than this years score then go for it. Try for BIMTECH, Jamnalal Bajaj, Welingkar etc.

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Hi Sushant, You can apply in BITS, but there is a low chance for you to get a call due to your CAT percentile. Still since the selection of BITS is profile based. You can give it a try. All the best. Thanks.

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Ashutosh Mishra
8 years ago
With this percentile it is not possible to get a call from BITS. Try again next year.

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Prashant Pandey
8 years ago
There are bleak chances of getting a call, because of lower CAT score. However, since BITS considers overall profile of students, you may get a call.

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V
8 years ago
Sorry but chances are grim. Score is a bit on the lower side.

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