IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management

It is always better to do a productive work rather than sitting idle. Hence it is advised to take up the clerical job and leave it later to continue with your MBA education when the time arrives.

Cut-off marks for 10th, 12th & graduation is around 50% for admission into IIM A. Having said that, clearing the cut-off score doesn't guarantee an interview call from IIM A. Refer the selection criteria of IIM A to get more clarity in the matter:
https://web.iima.ac.in/programmes/admission-details/admission-procedure-for-pgp-2017-19-batch.html

Hi there,
It depends on your CAT score and the personal interview.
All the best!

Assuming you clear the minimum cut-off to be considered for evaluation, then yes. But, pragmatically saying, with sub-par academics, it is really difficult to get admission to IIM A at any percentile.

Admission to IIMs is via a common entrance examination called CAT. After clearing the entrance examination, based on your score, past academics and relevant work experience IIMs shortlist students for written ability test & PI where they will gauge your interest for pursuing MBA. After clearing the same, one gets admission to any of the IIMs.

Work experience is not a necessary requirement to get admission into IIM A. Considerable percentage of people of current batch are freshers.

I think you need to clear the interview stage cut-off for IIM A to get a call and do well in the interview to convert the interview call. It is not a question of how you completed your degree, but how your composite score (as calculated by IIM A; the process is given on the website) compares with others and whether it makes the cut or not. In the interview, it is likely that this question regarding the completion of your degree would come up, but it is a matter of how well you handle the situation that determines your chances.

It is your prerogative where you want to take a loan from. Each bank has its own application form for the same, but generally, you have to mention the bearer's name for taking any loan.