My profile: CAT-72.25 percentile, CMAT-84.59, 10th-84.57%, 12th-79.8% & BE-69.59%.

What are my chances getting in both Mumbai and Bangalore campuses?

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Asked by Balal Hassan
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R
8 years ago
Chances are decent enough, depends on how you performed in GD-PI.

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Is it possible to get Ebiz with my current score? I want to study operations and I am preparing well for GD-PI. What should I cover for the interview phase?

M
8 years ago
You have a fair chance of getting through, as they consider an overall score of GDPI, past academic records and also your percentile. So, just apply and convert the call and it would give you a boast in your career.

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Shubham Badgujar
8 years ago
Looking at your scores, you might get a call for GD-PI process on the basis of CMAT scores.Converting Core PGDM looks very difficult until and unless you have work-ex. For other branches, there is possibility of converting. All the best for the future. Regards.

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What can be the average package for a fresher at PGDM e-biz?

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