What CAT percentile and equivalent Bachelors degree percentage required to get into IIM A if i got 89.28% in 10th and 87 % in 12th?

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Gourav Choudhury
8 years ago
You would be getting 8/10 in both 10th & 12th rating score for calculation of application rating. Hence, you cannot afford to loose a single score in application rating to even get a call from IIM A. Hence, try hard to get 10/10 in Bachelor's degree which would translate to 85%+ score in case you ar

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Aman Kumar
9 years ago
Kindly please tell your category in which you had applied (General, OBC, ST and SC).

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It's my advice to apply for other IIMs.

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