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Sree Vignesh Sundaresan

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Hello Aarti,
There are no management quota seats in any of the IIMs or IITs as they are government colleges which will offer admissions purely based on merit.
The fee structure will be around 15-20 lakhs which would vary for each IIM.
You need to have a CAT percentile of 90 and above to get a seat in IIMs.
All the best.

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Akshat Raj

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Utilise the CAT predictor by Shiksha. In my opinion you need a kickass CAT percentile (in the realm of above 99 %ile) to get a call (no work-ex as well).

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Akshat Raj

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CAT - Common Admission Test.
(in case you have been working outside india GMAT score is also considered)

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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !

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Hi Avinish ,
Congratulations for scoring well in CAT.
Go through this link https://www.shiksha.com/mba/resources/iim-call-predictor
fill your marks and you will get to know which IIM you are eligible for .
Good luck!!

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Akshat Raj

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IIM B is most probably out since, they have a hard limit on the !0th and 12th percentages (I believe it is 80%). You do have a chance to get a call from A and C, with a good CAT score/percentile.

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Akshat Raj

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There is no set percentage, you can play around with Shiksha's call predictor. Just try and do the best you can in every exam as your knowledge of the required percentage doesn't ensure you that you will get it. Just work smart and hard.

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Udit Dhekale

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For current PGPEX batch, GMAT cut off is 717.

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