Can I get admission in IIM, Ahmedabad if my graduation marks are low but I scored good marks in CAT exam?

I scored 5 CGPA in my graduation.

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2016-07-13 15:59:11

Yes you can. As long as you are eligible as per the X,XII marks criteria (average &get;80 for Science, &get;77 for commerce, &get;75 for arts background), you won't be directly ineligible for IIMA. But since your score is less in graduation, you need to compensate for the same by getting a higher pe

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