What is the cutoff in December MAT 2017 for MBA or PGDM from NIT, Warangal?

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8 years ago
NITW accepts both MAT and CAT scores. You should have at least 60% aggregate or 6.5 pointer out of 10 points in Bachelor's degree from any recognized university. For SC and ST students 50% aggregate and 6.0 is enough. MAT percentile should be above 85% marks.

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I received a score of 718.50 in MAT Dec 2017. I am looking for admission in NIT, Warangal. Is it worth to join? I want to know about the placements. Is my score enough to get admission?

Vijay Jangir
8 years ago
The expected MAT cutoff score 650.

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