What is the latest cutoff information for admission to MBA at Asia-Pacific Institute of Management?

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Jyoti Kumari | Beginner-Level 4

a year ago

The Asia-Pacific Institute of Management hasn't as of yet released their cutoff but as per the trends the expected cutoff can be around 80-85 percentile. The expected cut-off in the Quantitative Aptitude section lies around 40 percentile. For the VARC section, it is again 40 percentile, and for the

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