I scored 37.5% in class 10th, 53.2% in class 12th and 53.33% in graduation. What percentage of marks is needed to get admission in IIMs thro

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Asked by Tani Das
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K
2016-02-11 18:08:29
More than 99percentile. But, you should not restrict yourselves only to IIMs, as there are many colleges at par with IIMs. A wide spectrum of opportunities are available for you in the management field. All the best!

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2016-02-11 19:55:55
And if i get a 99.99 or 100 percentile in CAT 2016 can i still hope for a call from any one of the IIMs

Somya Sheshank
2016-02-11 15:58:51
I'm sorry but it will be very difficult to get admission into any IIM with these scores. However, you stand a good chance for other MBA institutions in India.

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