CMAT Xavier Institute of Management and Research

What are my chances? I have scored in CMAT: 88 percentile and MH-CET: 66.56. I fall under minority category.

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2016-04-11 19:21:18

Hi Supriya, I can't really comment on the chances. We have had lower MH-CET scores getting admissions in the past. But everything depends on the scores the other Roman Catholic students that enroll for admission. However, you can try through your CMAT scores as well. The chances are good enough. So

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Kaku Maku | Contributor-Level 8

2016-04-11 15:19:23

good chances

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