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Hi my name is Tarun I passed my 12th in 2016 and i didn't get good marks so from these grades i got admission in college then I gave the exam in 2017 again for improvement and my marks were improved so which marks should I fill in CAT form ? and if I fill 2017marks then my grad starting year is2016.


Tarun Arya 11th Sep, 2019
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priyaankasarkar Student Expert 12th Sep, 2019

Dear Tarun, you will mention 2016 as the year you completed your 10+2. This is because though you appeared for Improvement exams, technically by then you joined your Graduation based on your 2016 marks. And the year you completed your 10+2 is 2016. Improvement exams are for those candidates who have completed their 10+2 but want to improve their score. If you have joined Graduation in 2016 you must have given your Improvement exams while studying your 1st year Graduation. But by then you must have submitted the regular marks for admission in Graduation and not your improvement marks. So please enter 2016 as the year you completed your 10+2

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