Will i get call from FMS? My scores: 10- 70.3%, 12 - 75.4%, UG - 87.5% and if i score at least 70-80 % in CAT and im ST

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Yes. You might get a call for next round. You should try for 90+ percentile in cat then you will be in safe side. And in your case also if you get a call then you should try hard to convert your call into a seat. And there are other factors also which will impact on getting call like your education

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