What is the CAT cut-off of this college to get admission in PGDM? What is the average package offered to a fresher for the same?

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9 years ago
This year the cut-off for PGDM is 90 percentile, PGDM (BFS): 83%, HR : 85%. Package is same for fresher's. However, few companies give somewhat higher package to students with work experience.

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9 years ago
Hi Ankur, The CAT cut-off generally is 90+ for PGDM admissions. However your profile also plays a role in determining your acceptance for the course. Sometimes people with a lucrative profile and academics get offers for admission. So it's your overall profile that gets you a GD/PI call. Regarding

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