Do 10th and 12th marks impact the admission in IMI, Kolkata? My profile: 10th - 87.60% and 12th - 60.00%.

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Anna Goyal | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

The final admission is based on many things, academic scores being one of them. Admission depends on your CAT score, performance in subsequent stages also. With the given score you can give it a shot.

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Harshit Rajpurohit | Contributor-Level 7

8 years ago

Hello Abhilash, CAT scores and class 10th and class 12th scores are the basic requirements. Apart from that there are different rounds of selection process that one need to clear to get into IMI K. Rounds would be essay writing, extempore, personal interview.

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