What is the required CAT and MAT cutoff that I need to get for admission in this college for PGDM?

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Asked by Ishita Kumar
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Akram Khan
9 years ago
The cut-off required for get admission is 90 percentile.

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Dhvni Shah
9 years ago
The cut-off for both CAT and MAT is 99.96 percentile.

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Ankur Kumar
9 years ago
Dear student, For admission in the college cutoff comes to be 99%, admission is through CAP rounds. Apart from the percentage, admission depends upon ranks as well. All the best!

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R
9 years ago
The cut-offs would be around 99.95 percentile through both these exams.

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S
9 years ago
CAT and MAT cut-off is 99.96 as they are used for All India seats which are very limited.

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Dear Ishita Kumar, SIMSREE CAT cut-off is 80 percentile last year and salary they received last year was Rs 16.88 lakhs per annum as highest. I think SIMSREE does not accept MAT score. All the best.

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