The country's top 5 medical schools are UPM, UST, WVSU, CIM and UERM. The NMAT percentile scores requirements are as follows: 90 (UPM), 80 (UST), 60 (WVSU), 40 (CIM) and 70 (UERM). Suppose among 800 NMAT examinees, you are ranked 200 (where ranked 1 is the highest among the takers). Which of the schools can you be qualified? A. CIM, WVSU and UERM only. B. CIM, WVSU, UERM and UST only. C. All of the schools mentioned above. D. None of the schools mentioned above.

The country's top 5 medical schools are UPM, UST, WVSU, CIM and UERM. The NMAT percentile scores requirements are as follows: 90 (UPM), 80 (UST), 60 (WVSU), 40 (CIM) and 70 (UERM). Suppose among 800 NMAT examinees, you are ranked 200 (where ranked 1 is the highest among the takers). Which of the schools can you be qualified? A. CIM, WVSU and UERM only. B. CIM, WVSU, UERM and UST only. C. All of the schools mentioned above. D. None of the schools mentioned above.

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