What is the cutoff required in CAT for taking admission in MBA?

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Asked by Santosh Kumar
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9 years ago
The CAT score and percentile varies every year. It is set as per the Government rules and regulations. Upto 70% is pretty decent.

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I am from science (B.Sc) background. Are B.Sc graduates are not preferred for MBA? I read that in MBA college, 88-90% students are from the engineering background. I want to take admission this year so please tell me.

J
9 years ago
It depends upon numbers of students applying for that particular year. Minimum qualifying score is 60 percentile.

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