Why is the CAT cutoff for this college 40 percentile if this college is the 12th best B-School in India as per MHRD?

Indeed the cutoff is 40 percentile, my friend (general category) got admission in IMI Kolkata after scoring 35 percentile in XAT? kindly explain the logic!!

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Asked by Amit Kumar
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Anna Goyal
9 years ago
The cutoff for the institution is not this. Moreover, CAT is not the only criteria that they look at.

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Harshit Rajpurohit
9 years ago
Hi Amit, I understand your concern. But there are many things that is taken into account to rank a college and I am glad to tell you this that MHRD did wisely. Thank You. Have a nice day.

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Hello again Amit, You see, there are many criteria on which every college is ranked. So, I request you to update or probably get deep knowledge/information about the same. Moreover Amit, I would like to tell you that we believe in raising good managers because salary or LPA follows and also depends

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