Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

To be quite honest, the paper was not as "simple" as many make it out to be.

Otherwise, it will not go over 52 if the cutoff is kept at 50.

If anyone else believes it will rise over the 55–60 mark, I

Have a look at this website for the top colleges accepting MAT scores: https://www.careers360.com/mba/colleges/ranking/2017/top-mba-colleges-in-India-accepting-mat-score

Hello,

I am not sure for which exam you are more interested in. Therefore, I will be sharing the link and details for both the exam for your reference.

If you want to get admission in NITs, IIITs and Government Funded Technical Institutes (GFTIs), you have to secure a rank

The JIPMER cut off score is the minimum score which must be obtained by candidates appearing in JIPMER entrance exam, in order to be considered for further admission process, like merit list preparation, counselling process, etc. JIPMER has laid different minimum cut off requirements for different categories. Candidates securing less

The AIIMS cut off score is the minimum score which must be obtained by a candidate in order to qualify for further admission process, viz. merit list preparation, counselling process, etc. AIIMS has set different cut off qualifying scores for different categories. As per the directions of AIIMS governing body,

hi Raj, it all depends on what category you belong to and what reservation you have, whether you haveSC or st or ur or obc , but i would suggest that aim for 580 plus to be on a safer side, its high , i know but absolutely doable ,

No, there is no sectional or subject-wise cut off in NEET. Marks obtained by a candidate in the overall exam will be checked against overall cut off percentile requirement as per his/her respective category.

Cut off of NEET is the minimum percentile score which must be obtained by candidates in NEET UG exam, in order to become eligible for further admission process. Candidates who secure less than minimum cut off percentile in NEET entrance, they will not be provided an All India Rank (AIR)

Hi,

Please refer to this list for cutoffs of various Non-IIMs accepting CAT Score

It depends upon your caste category. In case you are a general candidate to get admission in decent private colleges with 50-60 percentile is difficult. Though chances for admission in average rated colleges can be there with 60 percentile and above.

Some of the colleges in which you can apply