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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
The approximate, estimated CAT cutoffs at which general students get calls for WAT/GD/PI rounds from the top IIMs in India are listed in the table below. There are many factors that may affect these based on diversity of gender, UG specialisation, reservation categories, academic record, etc.
College Name | Approximate Cutoff |
|---|---|
99-100 percentile | |
99-100 percentile | |
98-99 percentile | |
97-99 percentile | |
97-98 percentile | |
97-98 percentile | |
90 percentile | |
96-97 percentile | |
94-95 percentile | |
94-95 percentile | |
94-95 percentile |
Disclaimer: This information is sourced from the official website and may vary.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Well, considering it sits alongside the best US universities, it does not come as a surprise, that the university does not have a very high rate of accepting students. Its acceptance rate is 27%. Even though its low, as an Indian student, you still have a genuine chance of admission, assuming you meet the basic eligibility requirements of the university.
| School | Admit Rate |
|---|---|
| School of Medicine | 5.5% |
| School of Art | 6% |
| Yale College | 3.9% |
| School of Environment | 5.15% |
| School of Engineering and Applied Science | Around 11.7% (PG or PhD) |
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