What percentage is required in CAT to get admission in IIM?

I passed B.Com with 55% and scored 76% in class 12th. I want to crack CAT and study in an IIM.

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Asked by Ashish Soni
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Akshat Raj
8 years ago
Based on your credentials, I would say that it is not impossible but you need to score more than 99 percentile in CAT exam to get admission in IIMs.

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