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Old Apr 28th, 2009, 09:35 PM   #1
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I qualified the written with more than 18 marks than cut off. cut off was 33.33 out of 150. I got 48 out of 100 in interview for which cut off was 50. this I got by RTI query.
is it fare to decide separate cut off in both? I think if combined I would have been above 16 marks more than cut off. pl give me advice what to do?
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You can certainly argue the point, but it is not illegal to have the two parts and view each part separately unfortunately.
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