What is the CAT cutoff of this college for admission in MBA?

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Zubin Mehta
9 years ago
You need minimum of 97 Percentile incase of general category and this may go upto 98.5 incase of more meritorious candidates for applications. Cutoffs for other categories are lower.

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9 years ago
If your CAT score meet our minimum requirements (75%+ in all sections and 85%+ overall), then we can accept your scores in case you've already registered for PGDM admissions 2017 by 16th December 2016.

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