Which B-Schools can I get with 62 percentile in CAT, 70 percentile in MAT along with 76% in 12th and 75% in 10th?
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It is unlikely that you will get calls even from tier-3 colleges. So the better option is to take the test again next year. -
Your academics are good but with your MAT and CAT score, you will only be able to get average colleges. -
There are many colleges in Delhi and many of them providing good placements some them are Apeejay Institute in Dwarka, IILM in Gurgaon, Asian Pacific in New Delhi, JIMS in Kalkaji and many others.
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You can try many B-School like Jaipuriya Institute of Management, ICFAI Business School in Hyderabad.
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IIM Calcutta asks for the CAT percentile which should be around 98.5+ to get a call for the interview. You should target to get above 98 percentile to get a call for GD and interview. If there are further queries, you can always ask. -
You have lot of option in many good B-School you just have to explore them and choose them according to your criteria like in Delhi you can try JIMS, Jaipuria, Jaypee or Asia pacific or you can try for Christ or ITM.
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There are so many good options available for you. Please select as per your choice and if you need any help please feel free to ask. -
You have lot of option in many good B-School you just have to explore them and choose them according to your criteria like in Delhi you can try JIMS, Jaipuria, Jaypee or Asia pacific or you can try for Christ or ITM. There are so many just you have to explore and choose. -
At this score, you can only get the private colleges. Getting government college is impossible at this rank.
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