IIM

Hi Ruhie,
IIM is an apt university, if you wish to pursue MBA. However, if you wish to go for an integrated course, IIM - Indore provides one after class 12th. Given the nature of the program (First 3 year of UG and next 2 years of PG education) learning goals of IPM are split into those for the first 3 years and the last two years.
In case, you are interested in a BBA course which is industry aligned, then here are the few options for you:
1. IP University – Delhi.
2. Symbiosis – Pune.
3. UTM – Shillong.
4. Christ College – Bangalore.

No, it is not difficult. You can prepare well for CAT exam in your final year and do maintain good academic score in your graduation and build a good profile by participating in various additional courses and events because IIM's selection is based on the overall profile.

The college fees at various IIMs are in the range of Rs.10 lakhs to Rs.16 lakhs. Scholarships and educational loans are also available. All leading national and private banks offer educational loans for MBA at IIM.

IITs and IIMs are the top institutes in India. All of them provides good placement.

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!

Not necessary at all. Good luck.

IIMs does not offer MBA in construction and project management.

It is not necessary to have maths as a subject in graduation or 10+2 stage to do MBA. However, expertise in maths of 10th level standard will be helpful to crack CAT.

If you score above 98 percentile in CAT examination then you have good chances to get admission in one of the IIMs.

Yes, you can. But, you have to appear for the CMAT exam and according to me, you can get admission with 98 percentile or more.