What is the CAT cut-off of this college for PGDM?

239 Views|Posted 9 years ago
Asked by Rahul Shukla
4 Answers
Sanket Kondlekar
9 years ago
No such cut-off is declared.

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Ashutosh Singh
9 years ago
Above 90 percentile + good performance in GD PI.

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Geetesh Mishra
9 years ago
The eligibility criteria for filling up the PGDBM form is 50 percentile after that you'll be called for the GD/PI.

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Akash Debnath
9 years ago
Anything more than 60 percentile with a good profile will fetch you a call but you need to work very hard for GD PI. So start preparing. Best of luck!

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