Will it affect my admission in IIM if I give CAT once more?

10th = 78% 12th = 88% B.Com = 60%. I wanted to do MBA in IIM but my parents forced me to join some other MBA college. I am not interested in that college. I gave 1st attempt in CAT 2023 and got 50% tile.

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Yes, you can appear for the Common Admission Test (CAT) again after joining any of the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs), whether they are new or old. If you take the CAT and achieve a better score, you can apply for admission to other IIMs or business schools of your choice.

 

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