What is the CAT percentile required for an OBC student to get admission in IIM?

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Malini Nigam Mathur
8 years ago
Hi, Hii, All IIMs have reservation for OBC/ST/SC & PWD Candidates. You can check on their respective websites. This is what IIM AHMEDABAD shortlisting criteria says- As per GOI requirement, 27% of the seats are reserved for NC-OBC, 15% for SC and 7.5% for ST candidates, 3% seats are reserved for P

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anuradha mehta
9 years ago
Hi, All the IIM's have different pattern, they have mentioned all the details on their website. So, kindly go through it for the exact piece of information. Good luck.

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