What is the CAT cut off for admission to MBA programmes of IITs?

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a year ago

Check the table below for CAT cut offs for IITs, on the basis of which candidates are selected for their MBA programmes:

IIT

CAT Cut Offs

IIT Delhi

98 percentile

97percentile

IIT Bombay

98.5 percentile

IIT Kharagpur

90 percentile

IIT Roorkee

94.6 percentile

IIT Madras

96 percentile

IIT Kanpur

95 percentile

IIT-ISM Dhanbad

80 percentile

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