My profile: CMAT-79.21(171), MAT-675, graduation-71%, 12th-82.2% and 10th-55%. Is there any chance of getting admission in SIES for PGDM?

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Harshada Bhanushali | Contributor-Level 8

8 years ago

Yes, there are chances for SIESCOMS. SIES has equal credit for GD/PI as well as for the entrance test as your entrance exam score is not so good. So for SIES you need to more concentrate on GD/PI process. Last date of form filling is 4th April. Further information available on: http://www.siesco

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Richa Golani | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

Your admission will depend on how well you perform in your group discussion and personal interview. You will have to perform very well as your scores are just on the edge of the cut-off. Do well. Good luck.

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Vaishakh Iyer | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

Good chances via MAT but you should have an above average GD performance.

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