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DEEPAK CHOUDHARY
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After you have submitted your CAT application form, there is no need to apply for the IIMs separately. But for the private colleges offering MBA, you have to separately apply for each of them. Except for the IIMs you need to apply for each of the colleges separately.
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Rahma ShihabI'm a student who is studying in plus two science.
Contributor-Level 6
CAT is a gateway to GATE. Basically, CAT is actually based on mathematics, English and analytical
skills, whereas, GATE is based on depth knowledge about engineering subjects.
So, write whichever you like.
skills, whereas, GATE is based on depth knowledge about engineering subjects.
So, write whichever you like.
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Subhajit MGormandize Kolkata obsessed,Biriyaani, Mohanbagan
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Sorry, but without an entrance, you will never ever get a good college. As thing which is worthy never comes easily. Do not try to buy it, otherwise, your huge investment may backfire at you.
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Abhilash Jyoti BoruahTechnical Consultant in Shaildhar Telecom Services
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Bhavani,
No problem, dropout students can also appear for CAT exam and can get selected in IIMs. The eligibility criteria for CAT are:
1. Completed Bachelor's degree with the required percentage of marks (50% Marks).
2. Completed professional degree (CA/CS/ICWA) with required percentage.
3. Should be in the final year of Bachelor's degree with required percentage. For more details please check this link: https://iimcat.ac.in/per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/1/PDF/CAT_Eligibility_2016.pdf
Hope this helps. Thank You.
No problem, dropout students can also appear for CAT exam and can get selected in IIMs. The eligibility criteria for CAT are:
1. Completed Bachelor's degree with the required percentage of marks (50% Marks).
2. Completed professional degree (CA/CS/ICWA) with required percentage.
3. Should be in the final year of Bachelor's degree with required percentage. For more details please check this link: https://iimcat.ac.in/per/g01/pub/756/ASM/WebPortal/1/PDF/CAT_Eligibility_2016.pdf
Hope this helps. Thank You.
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Abhilash Jyoti BoruahTechnical Consultant in Shaildhar Telecom Services
Contributor-Level 6
Hi Pankaj,
CAT cut-offs for IIMs:
1. IIM, Ahmedabad - 80 Percentile
2. IIM, Bangalore - 90 Percentile
3. IIM,Calcutta - 90 Percentile
4. IIM,Lucknow - 90 Percentile
5. IIM, Indore - 90 Percentile
6. IIM, Kozhikode - 90 Percentile
7. IIM, Trichy - 90 Percentile
8. IIM, Udaipur - 90 Percentile
9. IIM, Shillong - 70 Percentile
10. IIM, Raipur - 90 Percentile
11. IIM, Kashipur - 90 Percentile
12. IIM, Rohtak - 96 Percentile
13. IIM, Ranchi - 90 Percentile
14. IIM, Nagpur - 90 Percentile
15. IIM, Visakhapatnam - 90 Percentile
16. IIM, Amritsar - 90 Percentile
17. IIM, Bodh Gaya - 90+ Percentile
18. IIM, Sirmaur - 80 Percentile
19. IIM, Sambalpur - 90 Percenti
CAT cut-offs for IIMs:
1. IIM, Ahmedabad - 80 Percentile
2. IIM, Bangalore - 90 Percentile
3. IIM,Calcutta - 90 Percentile
4. IIM,Lucknow - 90 Percentile
5. IIM, Indore - 90 Percentile
6. IIM, Kozhikode - 90 Percentile
7. IIM, Trichy - 90 Percentile
8. IIM, Udaipur - 90 Percentile
9. IIM, Shillong - 70 Percentile
10. IIM, Raipur - 90 Percentile
11. IIM, Kashipur - 90 Percentile
12. IIM, Rohtak - 96 Percentile
13. IIM, Ranchi - 90 Percentile
14. IIM, Nagpur - 90 Percentile
15. IIM, Visakhapatnam - 90 Percentile
16. IIM, Amritsar - 90 Percentile
17. IIM, Bodh Gaya - 90+ Percentile
18. IIM, Sirmaur - 80 Percentile
19. IIM, Sambalpur - 90 Percenti
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rahul r
Scholar-Level 18
Colleges accepting CAT scores ranging between 60 and 70 percentile are mentioned in the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/colleges-accepting-cat-scores-range-60-to-70-percentile-blogId-11984
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/colleges-accepting-cat-scores-range-60-to-70-percentile-blogId-11984
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Manish GadekarMBA , Department of Management Sciences PUMBA
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Check the relevant cutoff list. I guess you also have to qualify GD/PI to get a final convert in IIMs.
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Akshat Raj
Contributor-Level 8
Sorry, but it will be quite difficult for you to get into IIM-A and B. As C doesn't have a graduation criteria (i.e. zero weightage to graduation score) it would be your best shot. Additionally, I would not suggest you to go to any of the IIMs as then you would be competing for jobs with the best profiles of the country, and this might dilute your profile and competition. But, it is your choice at the end.
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Akshat Raj
Contributor-Level 8
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