What is the normal CAT, GMAT cut-off percentile for B-Schools?

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CAT scores above 80 percentile is sufficient to get into good colleges except the IIMs. I scored 92.3 percentile in CAT and made it to Doon Business School, Dehradun. The ROI of DBS, Dehradun is the best in the country with 108 companies visiting the campus last year.

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Generally, the cut-off percentile required for B-Schools for CAT is 85-90% and for GMAT it is either minimum score of 650 or 700 out of 800 depending on the institution and availability of seats.

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