What should be the CAT percentile to get calls from IIMs or FMS with this profile 92% in 10th, 72% in 12th & 54% in engineering?

My category is OBC-NC.

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Asked by Vinod S
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Rudra  Shaurya
7 years ago
If you are general student, then aim for at least 99% in CAT exam. 50% in graduation is required to be eligible and it will only be asked about in interviews.

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Nowadays, no one is looking under graduation profile except during interviews. So, by scoring 98+ you will easily receive calls from all IIMs and FMS, and if interview goes well, you may receive admission letter also easily from IIMA. All the best.

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S
7 years ago
According to the college you are expecting, you should aim for 99 percentile in your CAT. Good luck and study well.

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