What are my chances of getting selected in XIME, Bangalore?

I have scored 73.2% in 10th, 66% in 12th and 58.58% in B.Com and expecting 85-90 percentile in CMAT and MAT February.

739 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Prakash Giri
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shravani sarma
9 years ago
A score of 90 percentile is decent. You will be called for GD/PI.

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NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
Yes, you have chances to get a call from XIME, Bangalore. You have a decent score and academic profile so you can expect a call. You will just need to perform well in GD/PI.

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SHUKLA M
9 years ago
Hi, With a decent rank in CMAT, 90 percentile in MAT and with your academic score, you can expect GD-PI calls from KJ Somaiya, Welingkar and XIME. All the best.

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As I have called KJ Somaiya, they don't accept MAT score. It's better to cross check once before applying.

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