IIM Ahmedabad - Indian Institute of Management

Eligibility-
Candidate must have a Bachelor's Degree, with at least 50% (45% in case of SC/ST/DA category) marks or equivalent CGPA
Must have appeared in CAT/GMAT and obtain qualifying score
Admission Procedure-
Admissions are done on the basis of score in CAT/GMAT and Academic Writing Test followed by personal interview
Only top 50 candidates or top 1% of the applicants will be shortlisted for AWT and PI on the basis of there CAT percentile
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Dear Anand Raja. the following information makes you clear.the average of 8.8L and 20% of the batch was offered packages of more than 10L per annum. and highest salary maximum salary went up to Rs.12.25 lakhs : Anna University this year through campus placement with a salary package ranging from Rs 15 lakh to Rs 24 lakh per year.
my advice is prefer Anna University as first option. then you can go for second option LIBA. all the best.

MBA is definitely a better career option because it opens multiple career options, whereas with MCom your career is restricted to Finance & Accounting only.

Hi,
Yes, You can get an admission in IIM even if you don't have a work experience. The work experience only gives an added advantage. You will have to score better in GD/PI.

For executive program there is a minimum work experience cutoff of 5 years. Once you complete 5 years you can apply for executive program at IIMs.

CAT does not provide percentages and all shortlists are announced on percentile. To get into established IIMs you will have to secure atleast 98.5 percentile. Hence do as good in CAT as you can.

The process of getting into Agri Business course is almost same as that of normal PGP course. At the time of application you have to select the option PGP-FABM as well. Post CAT, if you are shortlisted, you will have to provide the reasoning for why you are interested in Agri Business. All other processes including PI and WAT are same.

Yes, in the history of IIM not one student has dropped because of financial reasons. There are sufficient number of scholarships available including special need based scholarship. Also financing is not at all an issue as IIMs make sure that you have access to bank loan with minimum paperwork and minimum interest rates.

No, in case of the candidates belonging to Scheduled Caste (SC)/ Scheduled Tribe (ST) and Differently Abled (DA) category, this is relaxed to 45%.

No I don't think you will be able to secure an admission in IIM. Minimum cutoff for class 10th marks is 50%.