IIM Indore - Indian Institute of Management

The stigma associated with IPM being associated with high scoring individuals is incorrect. Even though you may have a relatively low boards score, it is not a parameter to reject you as a candidate for the course, as far as it is above the minimum requirement for qualification. In the interview board, the score must not be a major topic of discussion, but serious questions regarding the low score can be brought up, where you need to have a good justification for the same.

Hi,IIM Indore provides an integrated programme in management I. e (BBA+MBA). You can appear for the exam after the XII boards. Hope that helps. All the best.

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You have decent academic score. 95+ percentile from New IIMs and baby IIMs, MDI-Gurgaon, SP JAIN, FMS, NITIE Mumbai, IMT Ghaziabad, IIT Bombay, IIT Kanpur, IIT Madras etc. also consider CAT percentile.
So, there are chances of getting call in 2nd and 3rd round.

Either 75% or Among Top 20 Percentile in Qualifying Exam:
Candidates should have secured either 75% in Qualifying Examination or should be among Top 20 Percentile of respective School Board.For the SC / ST candidates, the minimum marks percentage in Qualifying Examination is 65%.

Data suggests that if you're a candidate with less than 80% marks in class 10th and/or class 12th, and/or less than 60% marks in graduation, chances of you making it to IIM Ahmedabad are significantly lower than the rest of the applicants.

You are having good chances to get admission, attempt the interview, and give your best. Won't worry a lot. All the best for your future.

IIMs don't provide under-graduation degrees like BBA or B.Com. They serve only post graduation MBA.

The forms open in the first week of March and closes sometime in mid-April.

If MBA is the only option after graduation then BBA will be helpful. If you want to keep other options open then B.Com should be chosen. Paralelly you should prepare for IIM entrance too.