What are the chances of getting a call for GD-PI with 75 percentile in CAT? I have decent academics.

My scores: 10th-95% ,12th-80%, B.Sc-61% and no job experience.

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Asked by Aniket Singh
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Apoorv Mittal
8 years ago
Hi Aniket. The previous year's cut-off for PGDM and PGDM-IB at FORE were 85 and 78%ile respectively, however these figures are just for reference and the actual cut-offs may vary this year. I guess this gives you a fair idea of the overall scenario. I hope this helps. All the best.

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Monica Show
8 years ago
75 percentile is just an average score. So tier 1 campus won't be possible.The colleges in tier 2 and tier 3 are easily possible.You can apply for PGDM courses and try your luck by clearing GD-PI rounds. Thank you.

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