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Swapnaneel Bhuiya

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You can apply for Welingkar, as it is ranked amongst the top B- Schools and also they provide a lot of opportunities and exposure to the students. Many foreign and Indian companies come for campus placements; also there are a lot of student exchange programs, which provide a global exposure to the students. There is also a Global Citizenship Program, which provides a practical exposure. Students also get to manage a lot of events which gives them an on hand experience of management. Also, Welingkar conducts a selection process which takes into consideration your GDPI scores, your academics and also your percentile. So, a combined score
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Atishay JainPursuing PGDM

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Hey,
Great Lakes consider overall profile for evaluation. Your academic scores are fine.You have a good chance of getting an interview call.
PS : Getting a call also depends on overall pool of applications received.

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Anubha Mishra

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There is no official cut-off. Great Lakes takes a holistic approach while evaluating your profile.

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PUNIT JAINI am a b.tech computer science student

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Your chances for call is average. 50-50 chances are there for call. So, best of luck dear.

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Atishay JainPursuing PGDM

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Choosing electives is a very flexible process in GLIM, Chennai. One can also do dual specialisation. In 2nd year every student has to choose 16 electives and to declare a major one has to choose 8 subjects either marketing/finance/operations. To declare a minor one has to choose at least 4 subjects of either marketing/ finance/ operations/ strategy / AIMLA. Also, you can do one major and two minors. There is no compulsion on declaring a minor. But you have to declare 1 major at least. I hope it helps.
All the Best!

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Anubha Mishra

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You have low to medium chances of getting a call. Consider applying through another scorecard.

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Atishay JainPursuing PGDM

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Hey,
Your academic scores are very good, but your CMAT score is on a lower side. I would suggest you to apply with multiple scores such as CAT, XAT OR GMAT. Cutoff for CMAT is on a higher side. If you don't want to apply with multiple scores consider applying with CAT XAT or GMAT.

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Ruchika Gattani

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Hi,
Your overall profile sounds good and fair chances of conversion to N L Dalmia Institute of Management. Being a fresher is not a limiting factor for MBA admission and for placements what matters is your overall consistent academic performance, extra -curricular achievements and how well you do during the GD/PI process. Selection will be based purely on merit, which will be evaluated out of 100 marks as below:
S. No. Evaluation Maximum Marks
1. Entrance test score I. e. CAT or XAT or CMAT or MH-CET or MAT or ATMA Score (We will convert your percentile to our grading scale as per our admission criteria) 40
2. Personal Interview 20
3. Grou
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Nipun Gera

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GIM's cut-offs for this years are not announced yet. Just to give you an idea, last year, GIM's CMAT cutoff was 95 percentile.

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