What is the XAT cut-off percentile for XLRI to ensure a seat?

151 Views|Posted 2016-03-10 11:28:19
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Ayush Sharma
2016-03-11 18:49:45
See, every year the percentile benchmark is different. You need to clear the sectional cut offs as well as the overall. To be safe ensure 90 percentile above in all sections and 95 percentile overall to get an interview call. However a high percentile is desired to boost your chances of an admission

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Abhishek Sharma
2016-03-12 10:44:00
Could you please confirm the tentative raw marks required to score these percentiles?

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