Does IMI-K call you on the basis of your profile even if you have not cleared the cut-off in CAT?

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Asked by Anuj Bhandari
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5 years ago
No, admissions at the International Management Institute in Kolkata are of two types - Self Sponsored and/or company-sponsored. The institute creates a cutoff list for all its programs for the various categories - General, Sc/ST/OBC, etc. Candidates are shortlisted only on the basis of their academi

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Anna Goyal
8 years ago
No, the entrance exam score is the first step to admission process.

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6 years ago
Eligibility Criteria for IMI K: Educational Qualification Minimum 50% marks in Class X, XII and Graduation The Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification obtained by the candidate must entail a minimum of three years of education after the completion of higher secondary schooling under the 10+2 s

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Harshit Rajpurohit
8 years ago
Hello Anuj, They might call you on the basis of your profile. IMI-K, generally, checks the overall profile as in work experience, percentile and various stuff. For now, I would advise you to prepare for the same.

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Udit Bhatia
2 years ago

Hi, IMI gives a cut-off for all its programs for the various categories- General, Sc/ST/OBC etc. Only if you clear the cutoff of the respective category, you're called for the subsequent process that is GD, WAT, and interview. Profile calls are given by certain B-Schools like SPJIMR, Mumbai but even

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