What is the cut-off for 2016 CAT and 2015 CAT of FMS Delhi?

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Asked by Rafika Begm
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Mir Noaman Ali
9 years ago
Hi Rafika, To get shortlisted for interview, you have to score around 98.6+ percentile. However, to stand a decent chance of converting the interview, call to admission it is advised that you score 99.7+ percentile.

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