IIM Eligibility

As far as CAT is concerned, it takes a lot of practice from you. The more you practice, the better you will be.
Firstly, you should try to find any of the material of a reputed coaching center like TIME, IMS, etc. You can borrow from your friend who passed the exam or buy online.
Secondly, if you have much time, you may try Arun Sharma for VA and logical reasoning, Nishit Kumar Sinha for DI and Sarvesh kumar Verma for aptitude.
Read newspaper like The Hindu on daily basis to improve your vocabulary.

More than 85% is mandatory for general category students, for other categories even lower marks can do. Mostly, you would need good graduation score and work experience.

You can take admission in IIMs but you need to score very good in CAT so as to compensate your graduation score.

Hi,
None of the IIMs takes admission only on the basis of CAT. Even after scoring 100% in CAT you need to have very strong academic background and you need to make it through the interview and GD rounds, then only you will get admission.
Feel free to ask more questions about the same.
All the best!

You must be a graduate with the following requirements as per the category
(overall Cat score, sectional cutoffs, 12th %, 10th %)
GEN 90 80 60 60
OBC (NC) 80 70 60 60
SC 65 50 55 55
ST/ PWD 55 40 55 55
The process will consist of the following with the given weight ages.
Personal Interview 45%
CAT 35%
GD/WAT 15%
Work Experience Quality 5%

Most IIMs offer courses like post graduate Diploma in management in streams like finance, human resources and HR. Some top institutes offer specialized MBA in operations and international business.

Apart from scoring 99% in CAT, you must have a good academic background for getting admission in IIM.

To pursue MBA in India, you need to clear CAT exam. You need to score decent marks to get admission in a good Colleges. It does not depend on class 10th or 12th percentage.
You can check the below mentioned link:
https://www.way2college.com/articles/entrance-examination/checklist-for-the-cat-entrance-exam
All the best.

Multiply the CGPA with 9.5, you will get the aggregated percentage.