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If your B.Tech degree is from a recognised university even if it's by distance learning, you are eligible to appear for CAT examination to seek admission in MBA in IIMs if you have minimum of 50% marks in B.Tech.

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A score above 99 percentile to get calls from most IIMs. Even after getting calls you need to perform well in the What/PI session. They do give weightage to academic profile and your score in graduation is bit lower, so you need to perform well in PI.

The average salaries offered during campus placement with similar profile students of IIM - A, B and C are same. The salary offered at ISB are higher because majority of students have work experience.

There is no government quota in IIMs. IIMs are government autonomous institutes and follow standard government reservation policy. If you are selected in IIM, then most of public sector banks will give you guarantee free educational loan.

Hello Divya,
To get into IIM for MBA, you need to first pursue a graduation degree first. Here, you can decide on which field do you wish to pursue graduation. There are many option like B.Com, BBA, B.Sc, BBA, BBM, BCA, B.Tech, etc. After you have pursued graduation, you can appear for CAT entrance examination and if your rank is too good, you can enrol into IIM for MBA course.

Return on In (ROI) is very high for Me BB A St legacy IIMs in comparison to MIM from foreign universities. If you want to work in India, MBA from IIM is better.

There will no impact of gap years in IIM interviews if you are able to logically and confidently explain reasons of gap years if asked during the personal interview.

Yes, you can do MBA from IIMs. There is no restrictions for you.

The only exam for most of the colleges is CAT. Every IIM considers the CAT percentile, but you must score very high nearly 100 percentile.