What is the selection process for MBA and what is the minimum CAT percentile required?

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2 years ago

The MBA selection process typically involves three stages: 1. CAT exam: Clear the Common Admission Test (CAT) with a minimum percentile required by the desired B-school. 2. Shortlisting: Based on CAT scores, candidates are shortlisted for the Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). 3

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2 years ago

For admission to any IIM or top MBA colleges in India, the minimum CAT cut off is 90 percentile.

However, the CAT cut-offs for top MBA colleges can vary among different universities and specific programs.

 The selection process for MBA usually encompasses an application form, essays, group discussions

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2 years ago

The Common Admission Test (CAT), a standardised exam that acts as the entrance barrier for business education, is usually used in the selection process for MBA programmes in India. A percentile of 99 or higher is typically required for admission to the elite Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), w

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