Can I expect a call from IFMR with 75.22 percentile in CAT 2017? What are the other colleges I should be looking for?
My profile:10th-95 %, 12th-80%, B.Sc-61%, and zero work experience.
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Asked by Aniket Singh
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8 years ago
The CAT cutoff for IFMR is 80 percentile. However, IFMR follows profile based selection. The overall profile of the candidate including academic record, work experience and other achievements (represented country, state or district/ university in Sports, Debate, Drama, Moot Court, NCC (but not NSS)
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6 years ago
The cut off for ifmr in 2018 was 90 percentile. Im not sure about 2019 but its 85 to 90 percentile as far as i know. But it totally depends on your overall profile and how well you present yourself to the interviewers
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8 years ago
Cutoffs is around 80 percentile so you may not be able to get a call from IFMR. But still if you have exceptional profile then you may be able to get a call. They give decent weightage to profile of a candidate. If you have won any national level competition, participated in international level comp
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