What are my chances of getting admission in a good B-School if I score more than 90 percentile in CAT?

I have got 75% in class 10th, 75% in class 12th and 77% in BE. I don't have any work experience.

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Asked by Ajay Hn
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Abeer Gupta
9 years ago
You have good chances to get admission in a good B-school. You can get new IIMs if your overall profile is good. You can try to convert top private colleges like IMI-D, IMT-G, GIM, MDI-G, Great Lakes, IFMR and TAPMI.

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Thank you so much.

Yes, you can but to IIMs do prefer better academic profile and work experience. Still, you can hope for couple of IIMs who have cut-off of around 90 percentile.

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Thank you so much.

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