What are my chances for PGDM from SIESCOMS with scores as: 10th- 66.15%, 12th- 78%, BE- 65.14% & MAH-CET MBA- 80%?

Work experience- Around 2.5 years.

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Vaishakh Iyer | Guide-Level 12

8 years ago

As you are through with the GDPI Process and the results are going to be out next week itself, do not overthink about the chances and wait for the list to be out. As per your scores, you have a decent chance of getting selected. But then again it actually depends on the way your GDPI was done, if it

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Aarushi Bhatt | Guide-Level 14

8 years ago

Good chances, PGDM results depends upon GD PI. Please perform better in GD and PI and your chances will become brighten because 20% weight age is given to marks and 80% to GD,PI and knowledge of your field and work experiences. All the best.

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