Which good MBA college can I get through 60 percentile in CMAT exam? My profile: 10th - 79%, 12th - 69% and BBA - 66%.

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8 years ago

At this percentile, you will not get a good college but some colleges have management. If you can spend hefty amount, then you can take admission in good college. If not, then prepare well for MHCET and MAT.

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Abhishek Desai | Scholar-Level 17

8 years ago

Hello! Unfortunately, it is impossible to secure admission even in a decent college anywhere in India with that low CMAT score. The cutoff of all good college is generally 85+ percentile. I suggest you either reappear for CMAT next year or focus on the other upcoming exams like CET and MAT. Good luc

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