What is the CAT cut-off for PUMBA? I have 92.5 percentile in CAT-2022. Do I stand any chance of getting into PUMBA?

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Janki H Gajjar | Contributor-Level 10

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PUMBA offers Master of Business Administration through various National-level and state-level exams inlcuding CAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA and MAH CET MBA to fulfil the eligibility criteria for final admission rounds. The university considers CAT cutoff for admission only for students who have a valid sc

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