What is the expected CAT cutoff for rural management? How is the pay package for this course?

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M
8 years ago
There is no specific cut-off as such but your score, your GDPI and also your academic scores are taken into consideration for selecting a candidate.

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Hitesh Salian
8 years ago
No cutoff as such, overall profile is considered along with your work experience and GD/PI.

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Shubham Badgujar
8 years ago
The expected CAT cutoff for Rural Management at Welingkar Institute is 90% for freshers with decent profile. But for experienced people with good work-experience the cut-off goes as less as 85%. Though the cut-off is no clear parameter to get a seat for rural management, it always pays to score good

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8 years ago
There are no specific cutoffs for any of the PGDM courses offered at WeSchool. Selection is done on various parameters like previous academics, entrance exam score, previous work experience if any & most important how you perform in GE-PI. Placement process is centralized for all the courses. Thus y

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Abhishek Desai
6 years ago
Hello, There is no cutoff as such for this program specifically; a CAT score of 80+ percentile should be enough to get an interview call. Visit the college website to get detailed info on the placements.

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G
7 years ago
Yes, There is no specific cut-off as such, but your score, your GD as well PI score and also your academic scores are taken into consideration for selecting a candidate.

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