What is the minimum cut-off of CMAT, MH-CET and CAT to apply for this college? (I belongs to an open category from Rajasthan).

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Asked by Vidisha Sethi
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Sanket Kondlekar
9 years ago
Cut-off does not matter for PGDM course as it is open for all India level seats.

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Geetesh Mishra
9 years ago
If you have more than 60 percentile, then you're eligible to sit for the GD/PI process.

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Ashutosh Singh
9 years ago
No, for the minimum cut-off for PGDM, students above 50 percentile can apply.

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