Can you suggest some fine B school for me I have CAT score of 67percentile and 10th 87% 12th% and BBA 5TH SEMISTER SCORE IS 7.8.

There are the top 7 Old Iims, then the New and finally the Baby Iims. Old Iims: IIM-A, IIM-C (established in 1961), IIM-B (1973), IIM-Lucknow (1984), IIM-Indore (1996), IIM-Kozhikode (1997) & IIM Shillong. New Iims: IIM Ranchi, Rohtak, Raipur, Trichy, Udaipur, Kashipur Baby Iims: IIM Amritsar, Bodh Gaya, Nagpur, Sambalpur, Sirmaur, Visakhapatnam, Jammu established in 201516. Now, my personal rankings of colleges would be: 1st group: IIM A, B 2nd group: FMS, IIM C, XLRI 3rd group: IIM L, MDI, IIM K, IIM I, SP Jain, JBIMS 4th group: IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIFT IIM Ranchi, IIM Trichy, IIM Udaipur.

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The CAT 2019 result has been declared by Indian Institute of Management, Kozhikode on January 6. With the help of the CAT answer key, released for the first time by Iims, test takers could gauge their score with the help of which, they can estimate the percentile as well. Those who have secured a percentile of 90 to 100, can hope to receive calls from one of the top B-schools in India and fulfil their MBA dream. The feeling of being in the league of toppers in a competitive exam like CAT taken by around two Lacs candidates, is indeed unparalleled. Having secured a place among the top 10 per cent test takers with 90 percentile or above deserve to be in the dream B-School namely Iims, FMS and the likes. Although CAT toppers will receive a plethora of calls from B-schools across tiers owing to your high percentile, they should not select anything but the best for them. While applying to a B-School whose cutoff is 99 percentile would not get a CAT taker with 92 percentile a call, similarly, there is no point in applying to an institute whose CAT cutoff is 90 percentile if his/her percentile is 99. So how would you decide your admission chances among the top league B-schools?

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