CAT Eligibility

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Ananya Singh

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That won't be possible in general category.

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kajal soniPursuing FRM part 1 from edupristine

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You can go for Chandresh Agarwal or Meena Uphadhay books.

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Viswanathan DOld, simple and helping nature

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You are very much eligible as AMIE course is run by the government of India.

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Chintan ShahMBA aspirant,Managing own business

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Eligibility is that you should clear 10th, 12th and graduation with minimum 50 percent (45 percent in case of SC/ST).

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Shail Oberoi

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To appear for CAT, you need to be a graduate. I would suggest you to complete graduation through correspondence (you can do fast tract Graduation in 2 years), or complete BE to appear for CAT.

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Udit BhatiaManagement professional

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To take the CAT, it is mandatory to have pursued atleast a three year graduate course and secured 50 percent marks in the graduate course. For SC/ST, the required pass percentage is 45 percent.

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Akshat Raj

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Please use Shiksha Call Predictor, it would give you a better idea. Try and score the highest, I don't think you would want to score a 99.1 percentile instead of 99.9 percentile just because it is only as much as you need. I hope you get my point.

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STJOSEPHSINSTITUTEOFMANAGEMENT D'Souza

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The institute MAT cutoff for 2018 admission is composite score of 550. Though there is no cut-off prescribed for CAT/XAT, a good score will be given preference.

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pankaj yadav

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CAT 2017 has been done now you have to wait for next year.
Bachelor's degree in any disciple from any recognized university or equivalent qualification. The minimum qualification is: GEN - 50% | SC/ST/PWD - 45% Candidates appearing for final year examination of the Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification and candidates who have finished their degree prerequisites and are waiting for the results can also apply.
Candidates appearing for final year examination of the Bachelor's degree/equivalent qualification and candidates who have finished their degree prerequisites and are waiting for the results can also apply.

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ARAKESH Kumar

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Hi Shashank,
IPE would be a better option. By choosing IPE, you would become a part of top B-schools of India.
For IPE, Cut-off percentile is 60 and more in any one test. I.e CAT/MAT/GMAT/CMAT/ATMA. So, you are eligible to apply. Final admission is based on academic performance, test score and GD/PI performance. Equal weightage will be given to all.

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