MBA Entrance Exam

Percentile refers to the score that is allotted to an individual basis the performance of the total number of students appearing for the exam. Percentile is followed in all major competitive programs to rank students based on their performance in comparison to the others appearing for it.

96+ overall is required for getting calls from baby and new IIMs (sectional must be above 80 percentile). For older IIMs 98+ percentile and a really great GD/PI will do the trick.

Hi,
Unfortunately, your CMAT score is not valid for admission to SIBM Pune. You have to take the SNAP test to be eligible for admission in SIBM Pune.

Yes, definitely, you have a chance to get a call from IIMs, provided you do well in CAT. For a better idea, you can visit the website of IIM and can check out about the weightage each IIM gives to these components, as each IIM gives different weightage to your past academic record.

10 popular MBA in Finance colleges in India are mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/know-the-top-10-mba-finance-colleges-in-india-blogId-7018
Please note: The list does not include IIMs or other B-Schools that offer PGP and MBA programmes where students can opt for specialisation in the second year.
The list includes programmes exclusively devoted to finance management.
Regards.

Till now, no IIM provides an MBA degree, especially in hospital administration. There are other colleges in India like GIM where you can opt for the same.

See, there are many criteria which IIM-A, B, and K will consider before giving out interview calls or final admission. Like your graduation stream, graduation percentage, quality of work experience, and extracurricular (though there is no separate weightage for this, but it helps you a lot during interviews) and the list goes on. So, if you can share some more details about your profile, I can give you more meaningful answer. Still, considering these two things for IIM-K, I think anything above 88-90 percentile may get you an interview call. I cannot comment on IIM A and B.