What is my chance to get admission in IIM, Ahmedabad if I score 99+in CAT exam? My scores:10th-55%, 12th-58%, B.Com 3rd year.
Asked about IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management - Master of Business Administration (MBA)
I know my 10th & 12th marks are less but now I want to prove myself so can anyone give me the answer for my bright future?
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Gourav Choudhury WIMWIan | Dreamer| Painter | Auto enthusiast | Contributor-Level 10
8 years agoAs IIM, Ahmedabad considers academic consistency as one of the important factor for selection of students, it is very difficult to get a call even if you score 99% marks.
Having said, that please apply for other good colleges, which do not give significant weightage to academics to get a call.
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