What is the CAT cut off of this college for a student of general category? Can I write any other exam to join this college?

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Priti Raj
9 years ago
It varies year to year and it also depends upon your profile.96+ percentile would be on a safe side to get a call.

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Trishula Das
9 years ago
IIT KGP provides admission through CAT. The percentile requirement is higher for general category an approximate of 97-99. Then you will receive a call from the college for further rounds. Best wishes!

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