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Avi Shekhar

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It depends what you want, a good brand or good government college. Institute and placements should not be your first priority, goal ahead with IIT. IIT has a good brand value and it is sure fruitful. If not today, it will definitely help you once you are done with the course.

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Sandeep DUBEY

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Anywhere in the Group Discussion, the topic is always a common one related to current affairs. Otherwise, there are some easy topics which are generally related to your normal reaction.

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Sandeep DUBEY

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Yes, there are good chances of your selection you have to perform well in your group discussion and personal interview.
Placements are good here and worth the money. Don't worry about it.

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Abhishek Bhattacharjee

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A candidate needs to secure at least 50% marks in graduation and to appear in CAT.

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Abhishek Bhattacharjee

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100% residential programme means, even if you stay in Kolkata, it is compulsory to stay in college hostel till the completion of the course.

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Nandini Badola

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As per AIMK guidelines, 50 percentile is criteria for army category students and 70 percentile for general category students in CAT. But students who have scored less applies as well and in most of the cases get selected for further process, people are generally judged on the basis of GD and PI regardless of your love percentile.
Placement is usually 99% students get placed as far as current bach scenario, I won't be able to disclose the numbers as such right now but it will be available soon then you can see.

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Nandini Badola

Beginner-Level 4

As per AIMK guidelines 50 percentile is criteria for army category students and 70 percentile for general category students in CAT but students who have scored less applies as well and in most of the cases get selected for further process. People are generally judged on the basis of GD and PI regardless of your percentile.
So I would suggest that you can go for it as the chances are equally high.

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