How much CAT score is required for admission to various courses at IIM Sirmaur?

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Bhupinder Kour | Contributor-Level 10

3 years ago

The qualifying sectional CAT cutoffs for General category applicants for IIM Sirmaur MBA admission to the PGP batch of 2023 are 70, while the total percentile rank necessary is 92. However, the predicted final cutoff for IIM Sirmaur admission in 2023 is 90.

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Liyansha Jain | Contributor-Level 10

3 years ago

Admission to various postgraduate programmes at the Indian Institute of Management–Sirmaur (IIM–Sirmaur) is based on merit and scores of several entrance examinations. The accepted entrance exams are CAT and several others. CAT qualifying percentile changes from year to year and depends on several c

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