What is the selection process for IIM Bangalore MBA course and what is the minimum CAT score required?

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    Mani Khanna Of Family, Friends and Food | Contributor-Level 9

    3 weeks ago

    Candidates selected for MBA course based on their Class 10, Class 12, CAT qualifying and CAT final cutoff are called for further selection rounds, such as the Written Ability Test and Personal Interview. A commutative score is then calculated based on the performance of the candidates in all the aforementioned parameters. Similarly for other courses, applicants who meet the set eligibility need to go through the institute-specific selection process and get shortlisted. After completion of the selection rounds, a category-wise merit list is released based on the Final Composite Score. The provisional admission offers are made accordingl

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    Nidhi Kumari | Contributor-Level 9

    a year ago

    Candidates who meet the requirements for the MBA programme in Class 10, Class 12, CAT qualifying, and CAT final cutoff will be invited to participate in additional selection processes, including the Written Ability Test and Personal Interview. Next, a commutative score is determined by evaluating each candidate's performance in each of the previously listed categories. In a similar vein, candidates for other courses who satisfy the prerequisites must go through an institute-specific selection procedure in order to be shortlisted. Following the conclusion of the selection processes, the Final Composite Score is used to create a category

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