CAT Scores

Hi dear,
The cut-off score for CAT/ATMA/MAT/CMAT in GIBS is 50 percentile, along with 50% in graduation. Also, there are interview rounds conducted by the institute which includes Telephonic interview, Group discussion and Personal Interview. On the basis of the three, candidates are selected.

Hello, if you are from general category then you should score 99+ percentile in CAT to get a seat in FMS.

MICA definitely considers your CAT score every year and it will be one of the important factors to get an admit in this premier B-School. The better you score the better is your chance of getting a cumulative higher score and secure a seat. In addition to your CAT score, your MICAT score is also added and scoring high in all these exams would increase your chances.

You need to score 95+ percentile in your cat exam IIM A, as your rest of academic are fine and fitting the eligibility criteria for IIM.

By preparing for CAT (Common Aptitude Test) entrance exam. The best and most reputed MBA colleges in India are the IIMS. IIM-Ahmedabad, IIM Bangalore, IIM Calcutta, and IIM-Lucknow being among the most reputed ones. IIM-Ahmedabad is considered best among all the IIMS. However, others are no less. You need a very high percentile in order to get into Iims. Once you clear the cutoffs for the colleges you have applied for, you will receive interview calls from the respective colleges. You need to clear the interviews in order to get into the best MBA colleges in India.

Yes, it's based on reservation category. I think, for SC and ST, its 90-95, I think so.

Usually yes if you want to apply in top colleges

You should score minimum 98 percentile to get an interview call for a general student.

This fee includes mess fee, tuition fee, hostel accommodation, etc. It is about 20 Lakhs for IIM B, IIM A has raised it this year says the news and IIM C is slightly lower than 20 Lakhs. IIMs have the same fee .for you.irrespective of how well you scored in cat .for the old IIMS it is around 18-20 lakhs.
So CAT is something which gives you eligibility for the final admission.
So basically comes down to money, if you can afford i would say you don't have to worry about CAT. But getting a good score will definitely improve your chances of getting a seat and some reimbursement.

To seek admission into IIM-B you need to score at least 50% marks at graduation exam and must get 98+ percentile score at CAT. You also need to perform well at the personal Interview (PI). However, the percentile required will depend a lot on the score of other students as well.