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XIMB domicile cut off for XAT generally range around 80 to 50 for admisison to the MBA porgramme. XIMB Bhubaneswar XAT cut off 2024 is yet to be released. However, considering the past years' trends, the expected XAT percentile for XIMB will range between 90-93 for the General All India category stu

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