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Sabith Hbk

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You have to score above 60 percentile in CAT.

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Vikash Ranjan

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For example- Candidate-1 with 99 percentile.
This candidate with CAT 2016 percentile score of 99 has sectional percentile scores of 100 in Quant; 98 in DILR and 80 in VARC
After FMS awards weightage: 30% of 100=30 in Quant; 30% of 98=29.4 in DILR; 40% of 80=32 in VARC. Total points the candidate has scored in shortlisting process are 91.6
Now Candidate-2 with 97 percentile
This candidate with CAT 2016 percentile score of 97 has sectional percentile scores of 94 in Quant; 92 in DILR and 99 in VARC
FMS awards weightage: 30% of 94=28.2 in Quant; 30% of 92=27.6 in DILR; 40% of 99=39.6 in VARC. Total points the candidate has scored are 95.4

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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant

Scholar-Level 18

CAT score is valid for only one year period. For example if your appear for CAT 2017 which will be held this year in Nov-Dec 2017, you can use CAT score for seeking admission MBA or PGDM in academic session of year 2018-20 in IIMs and other B-Schools.

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Dr Suresh Babu CheelapoguSr.Consultant - Management

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Dear Aakash Karki,
FMS, Delhi CAT cut-off would be for FS quota around 95 percentile. For general admission, it would be around 98.65 percentile. All the best. Try to get a good score as it will help you out.

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Ashish Agarwal

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Generally, the cut-off stays for DFS around 95 percentile for general category. However, you might need to score more to account for your relatively less marks in math as their is a separate weightage for them.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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Do understand that each institute have separate selection criteria to shortlist students and finally offer them admission to their MBA courses. Having said that, with decent academic credentials and average WAT-PI with any percentile around 99 you should get admission to top B-Schools. This is again my personal view & cannot be validated with data.

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Chandrakanta Ginodia

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You need not worry about that.We had your CAT registration numbers with the help of which we checked your CAT percentiles and accordingly made calls for GD-PI.

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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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Yes, it accepts CMAT scores.

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Zubin MehtaExpert Advisor for Senior Management.

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ISME - Bangalore doesn't accept MHCET. As far as CAT score is concerned it is difficult to get through as the cutoff is above 60 percentile. You can reappear and score well to get good colleges.

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