My profile: 10th-80%, 12th-57%, completed B.Tech mechanical but not allowed to appear campusing as I am not having 60% in 12th.

Can I get a chance to appear campusing with other MBA students for the top-class organization? My MAT score 638.5 and percentile 81.35.

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Asked by Jayanta Paul
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8 years ago
First of all, will you be specific and what do you mean by saying "campassing in the plea”? Other than that, search for institutes where the criteria is 50% marks above, since your +2 marks is 57%. Also, there are organizations where candidates with 50% marks and above get a chance to be recruited.

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