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Janki H Gajjar
5 months ago

CAT cut off percentile for IIM Raipur depends on a number of factors. Find below some of these :

Difficulty level of the exam

Number of aspirants appearing 

Number of candidates who have passed the exam

Number of seats in available in the institute

Ranking of the institute

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