What is the minimum and maximum CMAT and MAT cut off for this college?

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Neeraj Thakur | Beginner-Level 5

9 years ago

Minimum of 50 percentile is required for securing a seat in our college.

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Lav Kurmi | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

Minimum cut off for CMAT is 88 percentile and for MAT it's somewhere around 92 percentile. One more thing about SBS is they give more weightage to GD/PI out of Written Test, GD, and PI. So you can try applying if you get a call for GD/PI then give your best shot. That's it Good luck for future.

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