What percentage should i get in Cat to get a call from IIM if my academics are 87%-87%-75%

Required cutoff for entering IIM

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Swapnaneel Bhuiya
6 years ago
CAT is an exam where students score an enviable 100 percentile as well. It is not essential to get a 100% but then 99 percentile is the score that is the minimum qualifying criteria if you want to get into an IIM.

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