Do I need to apply separately for all IIMs after giving the CAT?

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ANISHKA LUNAWAT
3 years ago
GREETINGS FOR THE DAY HELLO, No, you don't have to apply separately for IIMs after giving their CAT entrance exam. Because all IIM conduct their common test and on the basis of rank the college is alloted to students During CAT exam registration, there will be one section where you have to choose th

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Malti Gupta
8 years ago
The CAT form itself has the list of all IIMs where you can choose all those where you want to apply for. Your CAT score will be sent to the IIMs you select and they will shortlist the candidates based on that score. After the results are out, you will receive an email from the IIMs if you are select

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Aditya Doiphode
8 years ago
The answer is number after giving the CAT you don't need to apply for each IIM separately. It is much like the counselling process for JEE preference filling. So, once you given CAT and results are out, you just have to fill your preferences. It's up to you as of how many IIMs to apply and in what o

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8 years ago
No, you don't need to apply separately for any of the new or old Indian Institutes of Management. When you fill the application form you have to fill a preference as to how many IIMs you wish to be part of. This is a one-time process which needs to be completed at the time of the application process

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No you don't need to apply for IIM after giving CAT as CAT is conducted by IIM oy to Admission into their PGP program. So if you score well and have cutoff marks you will get call for your IIM which you have filed as preferred in your application form so no need to worry to apply separately. You wil

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GAURAV PRAJAPATI
8 years ago
No. You don't need to apply to all IIMs separately because when you apply for the CAT exam you simultaneous apply to all IIMs. During CAT exam registration, there will be one section where you have to choose the IIMs and programs you are interested in. So, it means that you apply to IIMs when you ap

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