I'm a graduate student who done graduation with 49%. I am eligible to give XAT exam but if I do good in XAT ,will I get B-school to do mba ?
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18th Jan, 2019
You can apply for XAT Entrance Exam as there is no any minimum score restriction in the qualifying exam. But Generally a good reputated colleges require minimum 50% in Graduation. I would suggest you to get a very high percentile so that It can help you to recover your qualifying exam score loss & convert a call from a decent college.
You can check the further information with the given below link.
https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/xat-eligibility-criteria
Good Luck!
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17th Jan, 2019
Hello Sachin,
The minimum eligibility for appearing any exam after completing your graduation is to have at least 50% marks in your graduation level (for general category)
For SC/ST it is 40%
Hope this helps
Good luck
The minimum eligibility for appearing any exam after completing your graduation is to have at least 50% marks in your graduation level (for general category)
For SC/ST it is 40%
Hope this helps
Good luck
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That's not my ques ...my ques is if I work hard in XAT exam will i get good college for mba as I dn have much marks in graduation.
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No,
I guess, you do not have the requisite minimum percentage to apply for the exam (if you are from general category)
Even if you apply and appear and even get selected, you'll not be able to pursue the course because the minimum required percentage in graduation is 50%
I guess, you do not have the requisite minimum percentage to apply for the exam (if you are from general category)
Even if you apply and appear and even get selected, you'll not be able to pursue the course because the minimum required percentage in graduation is 50%
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