What are my chances?I had a great gd pi for XIME and i have 78 in 10th , 66 in 12th and 76 in grad. with strong extra curricular .

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Asked by Shakti Singh

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Sahit Korgaonker | Contributor-Level 10

2016-03-12 13:19:11

It depends on how the interviews think and also on the other applicants. But looking at the acads i think your chances are good. Extra curriculars always add weightage. So fingers crossed. List should be out by first week of april

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Arzoo Tomar | Contributor-Level 8

2016-03-06 19:12:52

Given that your 12th % is comparatively low, you might skip the seat, but then you can hope for the best. Good luck. :-)

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Bhavana P | Contributor-Level 10

2016-03-06 09:00:13

Hi Shakti, Let's keep fingers crossed and wait for the mail. Kindly check your mail for updates. Results will be out in the first week of April (tentative) All the best.

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