What should I do as my CMAT score is less? The colleges have specified their cutoff in the range of 70-80 percentile.

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Asked by Mansi Jain
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Aravind K
9 years ago
The best option is to retake the tests again next year. The college that would be willing to accept these scores are very ordinary ones. You will ending wasting 2 years and a lot of money with nothing to show for it. Don't lose hope. I'm sure you'll do much better next year. Best of luck.

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Rahil Mohammad
9 years ago
Hi, Scoring less marks in CMAT is not the end of the world. There are many more options. However, if you can afford to prepare one more year, then that would be the best. Otherwise, you can refer to the link mentioned below for the colleges accepting CMAT score: https://www.shiksha.com/mba/college

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