City students shine in CAT

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 21, 2024 IST

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Arjun Thapar, a student of BBA at Sri Aurobindo College, has scored 99.27 percentile in the Common Admission Test (CAT), the results of which were declared late last night. A student of IMS Ludhiana, Arjun, expects to get interview calls from renowned IIMs.

Besides, the other students from the city who scored above a 95 percentile included Ridham Gulati of SCD Government College, who scored 99.12 percentile, and Aayush Gupta (97.7 percentile), Anupam Gupta (95.56 percentile), Ishika Arya (95.39 percentile), Siya Batra (95.24 percentile), and Lizza Khatri (95.02 percentile), all from Sri Aurobindo College.

Nearly 3,00,000 students appeared for the CAT’24 across the nation to secure MBA admissions at IIMs and other top MBA colleges.

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