Is there any direct admission procedure for IMI without scoring good percentile in CAT?

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Asked by Deepak Kumae
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M
7 years ago
No. There is no provision for direct admissions at IMI, New Delhi.

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Devansh Dugar
2 years ago

Hi, For IMI Kolkata, an overall evaluation is done for selecting candidates. CAT scores is just one of the matrices for selection. Other factors such as work experience, past academic performance and participation in other activities also play a vital role. However, there is no direct admission proc

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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello, There is no provision for taking direct admission into any reputed B-school nowadays. One has to clear the interview rounds of the particular colleges to get selected and the same applies for IMI too.

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V
7 years ago
Hi Deepak, No, there is no direct admission procedure at IMI, New Delhi.

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varun bhatia
7 years ago
Hi Deepak, if you have 75% then you can get admission in IMI and as direct admission is concerned no procedure like that.

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