Delhi School of Economics gives admission to its MBA program based upon the CAT scores of the candidates. The CAT cutoff details for MBA admission in DSE are given in the following table:
| CAT percentile Cutoff (General-All India) | |
|---|---|
| Section | 2020 |
| Overall | 85 |
| Quants | 50 |
| VA-RC | 50 |
| DI-LR | 50 |
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Candidates seeking admission to the MBA programme at Delhi School of Economics must score a CAT percentile ranging between 90 to 95 (as per unofficial souces. Delhi School of Economics (DSE) offers a two-year full-time MBA programme. Admission to this program is solely based on CAT scores. Eligible
Upvote Delhi School of Economics offers an MBA programme with a duration of two years. This is a full-time course for graduates from all streams willing to build a career in Management. The admission to MBA course is based on the CAT score. The CAT cut off for admission to the Delhi School of Economics (DS
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