What are my admission chances with 81.25% in 10th, 75% in 12th, 8.02 DGPA in B.Tech & 72.72 %ile in CAT? I have 3 years of experience in IT.
Asked about IFMR Graduate school of Business, KREA University (IFMR GSB), Sricity - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
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NITIN DESHMUKH Yard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its | Scholar-Level 17
8 years agoYour CAT score is below the usual required cut off score for admissions in IFMR (its around 80 percentile). You do have a good academic profile. You have slight chances to get in. -
Hi Sailee,
You can apply through EDR which is Early Decision Round. This round is for the candidates who have work experience of more than 12 months. Overall, you have good profile. So, do apply. -
Your CAT score is lesser than our cut off. But considering you academic scores are descent, there are slight chances for getting a call, but it also depends on your other achievements.
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