What is weightage of CAT score during final selection? Do we get a call after selection? I have scored 96.14 percentile in CAT?

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9 years ago
You have a very good chance for conversion.

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Chandrachur Roy
2016-03-22 18:54:51
The last year cat cut off was 73 percentile. So you have a very good chance of conversion provided you perform well too in PI and WAT. No sectional cut off in CAT result.

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As such no particular weightage has been assigned in particular. Perform well in pi and wat. Your secondary, higher secondary and graduation marks will also be considered

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