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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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Yes, as you have a bachelors degree, you sure are.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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With such academic record, getting into old IIMs is not possible. You can try for new IIMs if you wish to. I would suggest, you try for colleges which do not give much importance to academics like FMS.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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No, with 83%ile, IIM-A would not call you for admissions.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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You would be getting 8/10 in both 10th & 12th rating score for calculation of application rating. Hence, you cannot afford to loose a single score in application rating to even get a call from IIM A. Hence, try hard to get 10/10 in Bachelor's degree which would translate to 85%+ score in case you are an engineer or somewhat less in other streams. In terms of CAT percentile, by thumbs up rule, you would need more than 99.7- 99.8 percentile to get a call. Converting it would completely depend on your PI performance.
All the best!

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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Yes, of course, you are eligible.The rule says the Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must entail a minimum of three years of education after completing higher secondary schooling (10+2) or equivalent. You satisfy the same hence you are eligible irrespective of the university which awarded you the degree.

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It depends on your short term future goal. If you are planning to get a degree for the learning you will gain from it then go ahead with e-PGP degree. Knowledge gained is top-notch in any program offered at IIM-A. But if your primary focus is to get a head start in career progression in terms of placements, then no, e-PGP won't offer your placements. According to your short-term goals, it might or might not be a good investment for you.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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MBA courses offered by premium colleges assure 100% placement. It is not so otherwise.

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Do understand that each institute have separate selection criteria to shortlist students and finally offer them admission to their MBA courses. Having said that, with decent academic credentials and average WAT-PI with any percentile around 99 you should get admission to top B-Schools. This is again my personal view & cannot be validated with data.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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You can always take educational loan. Since after placements from IIM's your financial condition will be good, you will always manage to pay your loan without any issue.

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Gourav ChoudhuryWIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast

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It depends on what you learn during your work experience and how you are able to convince the interview panel during your interview. Hence, worrying about it now would be counterproductive. Hope I have answered your question. All the best!!

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