XAT Performance
Your overall percentile is compared with institute-level official or planning references.
Match your XAT performance with colleges based on program, budget, location, profile fit and value — not percentile alone.
It takes about a minute. Sectional percentiles are optional and can be added for more accurate checks where relevant.
We have already evaluated your XAT fit, profile, budget, program preference, location and value signals.
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Compare fees, placement value and affordability to understand which colleges make better financial sense for your shortlist.
Built from your shortlist, not just college rankings.
ROI is a planning comparison based on available fee and placement data. It should not be treated as a guaranteed financial return.

SectionalsSome institutes care about component-level performance.
Graduation eligibilityMinimum marks can create a hard eligibility boundary.
Work experienceProfile-sensitive schools may reward relevant experience.
Budget & program fitA college can be academically possible but strategically wrong.
Institute-specific selectionInterviews, academics and profile weightages vary by school.
Top balanced choices.
Competitive or preference-led options.
Lower-risk or deadline-sensitive options.

Your overall percentile is compared with institute-level official or planning references.
Graduation marks, optional sectionals and profile sensitivity are checked.
Program, budget and location are layered onto the shortlist.
Fees, placement value and application priority help you decide what to do next.
Important: Match scores are EduUnite planning scores, not admission probabilities. Where a college has not published a current official cutoff, the tool uses a clearly labelled planning reference.
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No. Different institutes may also consider sectionals, academics, work experience, interviews and other selection components.
No. When an institute has not published a current official cutoff, the tool labels the value as a planning reference rather than an official cutoff.
It means your XAT performance may be within a workable range, but final competitiveness depends more strongly on academics, experience or institute-specific selection rules.
The tool primarily compares median placement package with total program fee when median data is available, otherwise average package is used as a fallback.
No. The predictor is a planning and shortlisting tool. It does not guarantee interview calls, admission or final selection.