How can I get admission in a college for pursuing MBA after qualifying CAT exam?

What is the required percentile to get admission in IIMs or NDIM?

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Nishant Pathak | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

If you belong to general category, then for IIM, 99 percentile is upper and 94 percentile is the lower cut-off. For NDIM, approximately 50 percentile is required, but if you score more than 90 percentile, then opt for FMS, DU. If you opt for FMS, DU, your salary package can be up to 5 lakh rupees.

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