Can I get admission in any top IIM for MBA? Which entrance exam do I need to crack? I have score 82% in my class 12th from science stream.

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9 years ago

Definitely,why not? just follow the proverb"where there is will there is a way" and it does not matter the % in academic carrier it matters only in CAT percentile to complete your dream, so you start proceedings from right now.

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Saurabh Bharti | Contributor-Level 10

9 years ago

Yes. You most certainly will clear the cutoff of education performance. Now you need to focus on graduation and should ensure that you score more than 80-85% in your graduation. CAT would come in only after you have completed your graduation. If you use your time well, you should be able to get into

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Bhargav C | Guide-Level 11

9 years ago

Definitely you can try to get into IIM's. You have to write CAT exam for that All the best!!

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