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No the marks of class 12th is considerable. 60% in the CAT exam.

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Deeksha Dixit

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No, there is no sports quota at Iims for MBA courses. You will have to appear in the CAT exam to be eligible to apply for the MBA course at IIMS. However, if you've done well in your sports career, like playing at the national level, you may get an edge in the interview round. It will give a good impression of your profile to the interview panel. To qualify for an IIM interview, you have to give Common Admission Test CAT exam or GMAT exam.

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According to the information you have provided, you have already worked as a professional. If you do an MBA, then your skills will be greatly enhanced. It also adds more weight to your resume and helps you get highlighted in any Personal Interview round. As per your question, the IIM Certificate will give you an appreciable advantage in the future. So, I must suggest that you go for it. The scope of these distance MBAs or IIM Distance Learning MBAs is vast. These advanced management programs help working professionals prepare for top-level management roles. They can further strengthen their skills already acquired at work to enhance th
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There is no single 100% scholarship programme for IIM. However, there are numerous government and non-government scholarships that can waive tuition up to 100%. These scholarships are of two types: merit-based for top scorers and need-based for students with less family income. Some of these scholarships are:
1. The Scholarship of the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment: This is for meritorious SC students and can cover their complete study expenses at IIM B.
2. Aditya Birla Scholarship: This is another merit-based scholarship awarded to the top 25% of IIM students from the same batch. The amount offered is INR 1.75 Lacs to each
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Getting into IIM is a dream of many who want to do an MBA. The Iims are the best for MBA for the following reasons.
1. Because of its market value, the placement rate is very high, approaching 100% in top Iims.
2. At many top Iims, the average salary package ranges between Rs. 20–25 Lacs per year.
3. Some graduates can even get an annual salary package of Rs. 1 crore after doing an MBA from Iims.
4. Each IIM has a startup support cell to guide those who want to start their own business. Therefore, IIM can help you become successful entrepreneurs.
5. You can build a strong alumni network, which may help you in later career life. F
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The total fees for MBA courses vary by IIM and range between Rs. 13.75 Lacs and Rs. 23 Lacs. Tuition, course materials, and other miscellaneous expenses are all included in the MBA Fee. The top three Iims Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Calcutta charge the MBA fee of around Rs. 23 Lacs. This is because the old Iims do not depend on government funding for maintenance and related expenditure. On the other hand, the new Iims, such as IIM Sirmaur, depend on the financial support of the government. As a result, the new IIM charges a lower MBA fee. The fee for some Iims is as follows:
1. The MBA fee at IIM Lucknow is Rs. 19.00 Lacs.
2. IIM Ranchi's
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After clearing the CAT exam, you will have to appear in the Group Discussion and Personal Interview PI rounds at IIM. Both of these rounds, particularly the Personal Interview round, are perceived as difficult. This is due to the following reasons:
1. The questions that could be asked are unpredictable. They can even ask the meaning of your name or surname.
2. There is pressure to get into the top Iims of your choice.
3. The panel is very intelligent and can grill you over anything.
4. Your communication skills will be tested via your response, which can make you a bit self-conscious. However, if you have prepared your profile thoro
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