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Abhishek Desai
7 years ago
Hello! IIFT Delhi accepts only the score of IIFT test, whereas MDI Gurgaon accepts only CAT & GMAT scores. The cut-off for MDI is generally 95-96 percentile.

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Vineet Kumar Rohilla
7 years ago
IIFT has its own entrance exam and MDI-Gurgaon needs above 95%ile.

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8 years ago
IIFT does not accept CAT score. It accepts its own exam score. 95% above is needed though.

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Suprakash Mishra
8 years ago
Hi, IIFT Delhi accepts only IIFT score, not CAT score. MDI, Gurgaon accepts CAT score. You need to score more than 96 %ile in them to have a chance to get a call for the next round.

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9 years ago
For MDI Gurgaon, the cut-off was around 95 percentile this year but it keeps on changing. For IIFT Delhi, they have separate IIFT exams.

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Sunil Soni
9 years ago
IIFT does not use CAT score and conducts it's own entrance exam for MBA. Candidates with 95 percentile and above can expect a call from MDI Gurgaon.

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9 years ago
IIFT has its own exam. Candidates are required to appear for a test organized by IIFT (or GMAT in case of foreign candidates). Based on the performance in the test, candidates are called for essay writing, group discussion and personal interview. Candidates are finally shortlisted for the seat at II

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