What is the CAT cut-off for MBA? Is there any education loan available?

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Ragesh C.R
8 years ago
You have to score min 60% in CAT to get into good colleges. Yes, you can go to bank and see the list of procedures for initiating bank loan.

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7 years ago
Good colleges (AICTE Affiliated) need minimum 50 % in Graduation. CAT/MAT ideally should be around 50 percentile to get a call from good college. You may apply in the PGDM courses which are having very good placements in corporate. Asia-Pacific Institute is situated in New Delhi Jasola Corporate hu

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Dhruv Sehgal
8 years ago
You'll have to achieve minimum of 60% in CAT/MAT/XAT to pursue a PGDM course at Asia-Pacific Institute of Management.

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