What CAT percentile is required to join for top 10 MBA colleges in India & what will be my income & how will be my life after MBA?

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2016-05-19 14:44:12
If you want to join a really good college, your target should be at least 95 percentile. Joining a good MBA college is the first step towards a great career and life ahead. Faculty, placements and alumni committee play important roles in deciding what steps should be taken for a great career. Caree

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2016-05-18 10:05:56
90 to 95 percentile required in CAT to get admission in top ten colleges like IIM,XLRI or S P JAIN, SYMBOISYS etc, and your income will be depended on your job performance and lifestyle is your choice after MBA as per your earnings.

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2016-05-17 21:36:04
In order to join top 10 MBA colleges in India, CAT percentile should be at least 95 percentile minimum. If you are lucky enough then the percentile criteria may even reduced by few percentile and it may even reach to 90 percentile hardly or impossibly. Your income will vary based on your skills and

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2016-06-27 20:22:24
I mean that it never happens that the CAT percentile changes or reduces if a candidate wants to apply for IIMs. If not IIMs even if you want to apply for top10 management institutes then be prepared for a percentile which can never be negotiated.

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