Are my scores enough, apart from CAT percentile, to get admission in IIM-B? I got 72% in 10th, 78% in 12th and 63% in my B.Com.
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It looks unlikely now, but is possible depending on your quota and peer group. -
Such questions have been repeatedly asked in the forum, I personally suggest you should search for such information first instead of posting it again. To give a straight away answer, yes this will be enough as the academic score is part of the personal profile and gets 30% weightage in the selection and that will be based on total 1% of highest scorer who has been finally selected.
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