What is the CAT score required for admission?

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Usually yes if you want to apply in top colleges

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Dear Shwetha, Greetings from AIMS. MBA Eligibility: Bachelor's Degree in any discipline securing at least 50% marks in aggregate from a recognised university. In case of SC / ST/category, there is a relaxation of 5% in the aggregate of marks obtained & based on the valid score of CMAT / CAT / MAT

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Individuals with a score of 50% in graduation from either the Karnataka Board or outside (45% for SC/ST/CAT-1) will be eligible for MBA and MTTM post-graduation courses. Additionally a MAT score of 500 and above or a CAT score of 50% and above is required for admissions into MBA and MTTM courses. To

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