What percentile should I aim for in CAT to get a call from IIMs and IITs? My scores: 10th-79%, 12th-76% and UG-82%.
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For getting a call from IIMs & IITs, you would be required to have your CAT score above 95 percentile. The best IIMs, call students when they have their percentile above 90% or 95%. You have a good academic background so you just need to score your best in CAT rest there is a fair chance that you will get in. -
Well, if you cross 99.7%ile than there are chances that you will get a call from good colleges. -
You can give a try. But, chances are less, as percentage of all stages are cumulatively added up to select a candidate. Try to outperform in your GDPI to achieve your goal.
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You should target for a percentile of 95+. You will get calls from new IIMs and some IITs even at a percentile of 90. -
For getting called by the top IIMs, you have to score 97+ percentile. As you belong to the reserved category, you might have chances in 96 too. Its wholly depends on the cutoff released by the IIM. -
You have good percentages in you academics now. You need to focus on CAT, and try to get 95+ percentile in order to get into top colleges.
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Being from OBC category, you need to score 90+ percentile in CAT to get into the IIM. But, still as your scores are not that good, there are chances that you would most probably get the call from new IIMs. -
Hello,
You should aim for 99+ percentile to get a call from top IIMs.
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