How much CAT score is required for PGDM Scholarship at GIBS Business School?

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    Ahmedbasha

    2 days ago

    Usually, if you have around 70–80 percentile or above in CAT, you stand a good chance for a scholarship at GIBS. The higher your score, the better your chances. But GIBS also looks at your overall profile, academics, and interview performance — not just the CAT score. So even if your percentile is a bit lower, a strong overall profile can still help you qualify for a PGDM scholarship.

     
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    Deepthi | Contributor-Level 8

    3 weeks ago

    At GIBS, students with a good CAT score usually have a strong chance of getting a scholarship. Based on what I've seen, scoring around 70–80 percentile or above in CAT can make you eligible for different scholarship options. The final amount depends on your overall profile, including academics and interview performance. So, if you've got a decent score, it's definitely worth applying — GIBS really supports deserving students through scholarships.

     
     
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    dhanush

    a month ago

    At GIBS Business School, scholarships for PGDM are given based on entrance exam performance, including CAT. Usually, if you have a CAT score above 70–75 percentile, you become eligible for a scholarship. The higher your percentile, the better the scholarship amount you can receive. For example, students scoring above 80–85 percentile often get higher scholarships.

    So, if you are preparing for CAT, aiming for at least 75 percentile or above will give you a good chance to secure a scholarship at GIBS along with admission.

     
     
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    Bhavani | Contributor-Level 8

    10 months ago

    To be eligible for a PGDM Scholarship at GIBS Bangalore, a good CAT score can increase your chances, but the exact score required may vary based on other factors as well, such as your academic record, performance in the GIBS Entrance Test (GET), and your overall profile. Typically, a CAT score of 60% or above can make you eligible for a merit-based scholarship, but this can vary each year.

    However, GIBS also offers scholarships based on other criteria, such as sports achievements, academic excellence, or financial need. So even if your CAT score isn't very high, you may still qualify for a scholarship depending on your overall profile.

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    Nishtha Shukla | Guide-Level 15

    11 months ago

    Students must have a valid score in CAT to get the scholarship at GIBS Business School. A maximum of 75,000 is offered as scholarship amount. Below is the criteria for CAT based scholarship:

    CAT ScoreScholarship Amount
    90 Percentile or AboveINR 75,000
    80 Percentile or AboveINR 50,000
    70 to 79.99 PercentileINR 35,000
    60 to 69.99 PercentileINR 25,000

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