What is the criteria to take CAT?

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Asked by Kumar Abhinav
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Udit Bhatia
8 years ago
To take the CAT, it is mandatory to have pursued atleast a three year graduate course and secured 50 percent marks in the graduate course. For SC/ST, the required pass percentage is 45 percent.

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Chintan Shah
8 years ago
Hi buddy, To appear for CAT exam, you need to have Bachelors degree in any discipline with minimum 50 percent marks in graduation (45 percent for SC/ST category).

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