How much do I need to get in CAT exam to enter IIM Calcutta, My profile: 10th-95%, 12th-88% and graduation-70% and with no work experience?

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Meet Shah
8 years ago
IIM Calcutta asks for the CAT percentile which should be around 98.5+ to get a call for the interview. You should target to get above 98 percentile to get a call for GD and interview. Thank you. If there are further queries, you can always ask.

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U
8 years ago
IIMB has reduced its weightage for CAT and looks at overall profile including X, XII, and graduation percentage. So it will depend on the college you are graduated from and your profile. If you are in gen. category, you'll at least need 98/99 percentile.

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Vinay kr Pandey
4 years ago
They must have also obtained at least 85 percentile in CAT exam. For more information please visit https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/iim-calcutta-shortlist-admission-criteria-blogId-18523#:~:text=They must have also obtained, EWS categories is 75 percentile. Hope it helps.

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Vivek Kumar
6 years ago
IIM-C cutoff for admission is around 98+ CAT percentile then they may call for the interview. So your target should be 98+ and prepare for Interview as well. Thanks.

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Konatham Abhishek
6 years ago
CAT percentile which should be around 98.5+ to get a call for the interview. You should target to get above 98 percentile to get a call for GD and interview. Thank you.

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rakesh kumar uikey
6 years ago
IIM Calcutta asks for the CAT percentile which should be around 98.5+ to get a call for the interview. You should target to get above 98 percentile to get a call for GD and interview. If there are further queries, you can always ask.

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pradeep bisht
7 years ago
To get a call from IIM-C, you need to have at least 98.5 percentile in CAT exam.

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Mohit Badhwar
7 years ago
As you are talking about IIM C, so it is quite difficult to say that someone can manage to enter into it. But, there are always an exceptions. For that, you should score 99+ile in CAT, and I would rather suggest why to target only IIM C, there are many other very good IIM and other B school which wi

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S
7 years ago
Work experience is a plus point, but I am not sure whether it is compulsory or not, but I am sure that you need 95+ percentile in your CAT in order get into top colleges.

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Syed Asif
7 years ago
Well, you need 98+%ile CAT percentile to be eligible for IIM-Calcutta and remember that they prefer a student with a minimum of three years of work experience. Good luck.

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