I got 83.6% in 10th, 95% in 12th but 65% in B.Com (Hons). Can I get admission into top IIMs with such academic marks?

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shravani sarma
9 years ago
You might face problem with your graduation percentage. You need to score 99 percentile in CAT exam to get admission in IIMs.

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V
9 years ago
Yes, if you score 95-97 percentile in CAT, you can get admission in IIMs.

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Ankur Kumar
9 years ago
Considering your academics your scores are very good. But, you need a score of above 90 percentile to make your way in top business schools like IIMs and FMS.

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Trilochan Tiwari
9 years ago
IIMs cutoff for general category is above 96 percentile, so if one belongs to general category and wants to get admission in top management institution like IIMs then it is very difficult.

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Aishwarya Singh
9 years ago
Yes, you can get admission, if you score 99.9 percentile in CAT exam.

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4 years ago
Hi taresh just go through this link and fill out the required details College predictor in Shiksha https://www.shiksha.com/college-predictor.

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pradeep bisht
7 years ago
Yes, if you perform well in your CAT exam then you will get a call from IIMs.

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Raj shakya
7 years ago
Your under graduation marks should above75% to get IIM calls. You just need to get perfect in all of 3 areas of CAT exam. 1-Reading comprehension, verbal ability (you need to kept on reading various from different fields. Read editorials, articles and for VA- you need to practice a lot). Logical rea

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You need to score good marks in CAT, this will help you to get a call from IIM. Rest depends on your GD-PI score.

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
8 years ago
All these won't matter, if you are eligible to get a high percentile in the CAT exam. You should take this as priority now.

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