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MITHILA SALVI
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Yes, you can, as there is no specific cut-off as such, your past academic record, your GDPI scores and also your percentile are considered. All these scores are considered on that basis a candidate is shortlisted.
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MITHILA SALVI
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There is no specific cut-off as all the scores in total are considered which are your academic records, GDPI scores and your percentile. Based on this basis they select a candidate for PGDM.
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Pushpendra Markandey
Beginner-Level 5
Here are the cut-offs for you:-
1. General: 90.
2. NC-OBC: 81.
3. SC:75.
4. ST:65.
5. DAP:65.
While institute says they have this criteria, but shortlisted students always have the greater percentile than this criteria.
1. General: 90.
2. NC-OBC: 81.
3. SC:75.
4. ST:65.
5. DAP:65.
While institute says they have this criteria, but shortlisted students always have the greater percentile than this criteria.
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Abhinav Bura
Beginner-Level 5
Yes, your score in class 10th and 12th are very important parameters if you want to get into any of the IIMs. Though, weightage is given to class 10th and 12th score differ
for each IIM, examples
1) IIM-Ahmedabad - 30% (class 10th, 12th and graduation)
2) IIM-Bangalore - 50% (class 10th, 12th and graduation)
3) IIM-Calcutta - 40% (class 10th and 12th)
4) IIM-Lucknow - 20% (class 12th and graduation)
5) IIM-Kozhikode - 15% ( class 12th and graduation)
6) IIM-Indore - 75% ( class 10th and 12th)
All the above data is tentative. For detailed weightage distribution, check college's official website.
So, by now, I think you have got the idea that ea
for each IIM, examples
1) IIM-Ahmedabad - 30% (class 10th, 12th and graduation)
2) IIM-Bangalore - 50% (class 10th, 12th and graduation)
3) IIM-Calcutta - 40% (class 10th and 12th)
4) IIM-Lucknow - 20% (class 12th and graduation)
5) IIM-Kozhikode - 15% ( class 12th and graduation)
6) IIM-Indore - 75% ( class 10th and 12th)
All the above data is tentative. For detailed weightage distribution, check college's official website.
So, by now, I think you have got the idea that ea
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Swapnadip Mazumdar
Contributor-Level 7
Surely, you are.
That is one of the reasons people want to do MBA.
Through CAT, IIMs are the best places to pursue MBA and get a job abroad. Some prestigious private B-Schools are also there. If you are craving for a foreign placement, I personally would suggest you to take IIFT entrance beside CAT. It will help you in getting lucrative job offers abroad with hefty pay packages.
Note: One advice. It is good to have a dream like this. But you have to be very good in order to enter IIM or IIFT. So, work very hard.
All the best.
That is one of the reasons people want to do MBA.
Through CAT, IIMs are the best places to pursue MBA and get a job abroad. Some prestigious private B-Schools are also there. If you are craving for a foreign placement, I personally would suggest you to take IIFT entrance beside CAT. It will help you in getting lucrative job offers abroad with hefty pay packages.
Note: One advice. It is good to have a dream like this. But you have to be very good in order to enter IIM or IIFT. So, work very hard.
All the best.
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Nidhi Dahiwale
Beginner-Level 5
The minimum cutoff percentile for CAT 2017 for OBC category was 82% with minimum of 77% in each subject. However the statistics do change every year according to the batch and hence are tentative and cannot be predicted.
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its
Scholar-Level 17
Yes, you are eligible for admissions in IITs for MBA. You need to perform well in the WAT/PI. A good performance in WAT/PI round will enhance your chances of selection.
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Prashant Chauhan
Beginner-Level 4
For now apply to DSE-MBE/MFC,SPJIMR,XIMB. If you are engineer then you can apply for IITs/IISC after CAT result.
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