CAT Scores

An applicant's chances of being admitted into an Indian Institute of Management (IIM) are enhanced by scoring in the 99th percentile on the Common Admission Test (CAT). However other factors that affect admissions include prior academic performance, work experience, and performance in subsequent rounds such as the Written Ability Test (WAT) Group Discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI).Because of their holistic evaluation process, which takes academic consistency into account, getting into older, more prestigious IIMs (like IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore Calcutta) may be difficult, with 57% of students in Class 10th and 51% in Class 12th. However, if you have excellent CAT results and perform well in other selection components some more recent IIMs and other reputable B schools in India might have somewhat more lenient requirements for academic scores.

No, a CAT score of 160 is not considered a good score for admission to the MBA programme at Indus International University.Based on the search results:A CAT score of 85 percentile (equivalent to around 160 raw score) is considered a good score for admission to the MBA programme at Gitarattan International Business School (GIBS), not Indus International University.The search results do not mention Indus International University or indicate that a CAT score of 160 is a good score for admission to their MBA program. The search results provide information on the admission criteria and fee structure for various MBA programs at other universities, but do not specifically address the admission requirements for Indus International University.Therefore, the available information suggests that a CAT score of 160 may not be sufficient for admission to the MBA programme at Indus International University. The university's specific admission criteria would need to be checked to determine the appropriate CAT score requirement.