What was the minimum CAT cut-off for the candidates of general category (outside Maharashtra) for 2016-18 batch?

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Pratik Merchant
9 years ago
It depends on the admission process followed by the institute. The eligibility and admission process will be announced soon on the website.

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Admissions for the 2016-18 batch were conducted through DTE. All India candidates had 15% seats and all eligible exams (CAT, XAT, CMAT, etc.) were considered at par. The cut-off was 99.99 percentile.

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