What are the cut-offs for top Indian colleges in GMAT?

Can I get the list of some of the good colleges and their cut-offs for GMAT scores for regular courses (not for executive but +2 years work experience)?

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Asked by Anandam Roychowdhury

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Aprant Agarwal | Contributor-Level 7

2 years ago

GMAT cut-offs for top Indian colleges in GMAT vary each year and across different institutions. However, here is an overview:

Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs): The IIMs are prestigious B-Schools in India that primarily accept the GMAT 2023 score usually for their executive MBA. The cut-offs are

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Rishab S | Contributor-Level 8

9 years ago

You should get above 700 out of 800 to get into top Indian colleges.

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