My 10th and 12th score is 74, 79% respectively. If I do well in CAT is there any chance to get IIM-A or other IIMs?

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Rudra  Shaurya
7 years ago
You will have to score more than 99.6% to get admission in IIMs. IIM-A is a top choice for management and it is not easy to get. So better aim for the highest possible marks.

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DHARAM PAL JAKHAR
7 years ago
Yes, if you want to take admission in IIM-A or in a good institution then try an get a great score in CAT and if you are able to get admission there then you can have a bright future ahead. All the best.

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L
7 years ago
Yes, definitely there is a good chance for you to get into IIM-A if you do well in CAT as it all depends on your CAT score. Need to score above 99 percentile. All the best.

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