What is the chance of an average student who scored 62.8% in 10th, 66.4% in 12th and 60% in B.Com(H) to get admission in XLRI or IIM?

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Shubham Sharan | Contributor-Level 6

7 years ago

Hi Aniket, For XLRI, you don't have to worry much about your academic scores. Focus completely on acing your XAT exam and you will stand a great chance to get admission in XLRI. However, IIMS do consider academic background, so it will be quite tough to get into the top IIMS even if you ace the CAT

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Parvez Shaikh | Contributor-Level 10

7 years ago

Even you have these marks, you can get into XLRI or IIM but you need have a good score in your entrance exam. So, work hard and achieve your goal.

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Usha L Moji | Contributor-Level 9

7 years ago

Hi Aniket, There is definitely a chance, if the score for MBA entrance exams are good.

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