IIM

All IIMS have different fee for different courses. I am giving examples of some:
https://www.shiksha.com/college/amp/indian-institute-of-management-Ahmedabad-vastrapur-307
https://www.shiksha.com/college/amp/indian-institute-of-management-Indore-29623.

Dear Ankush!
It's not compulsory to get admission in 2-year full-time PGP programme from IIMs but it's good to average as it gives you additional weightage over other candidates.

Hi dear, The main objective of introducing CMAT is to reduce the stress of students, expenditures on coaching for different entrance exams of b-schools, mock tests, books and various other materials available in the market required for preparation. With the introduction of CMAT now students can take only one exam as it covers more than4000 Management Institutes to provide access to around 1.6 lacs seats across the nation. Though CMAT is the new kid on the block but it is gaining its popularity among students by proving its worth.

Hey,
It's too early at this stage to speculate your chances of getting into an IIM. The minimum requirement for doing MBA from any institute in India is graduation. So, first please focus on completing your graduation with good grades and then aim for an excellent percentile in CAT then you are all set to secure admission via CAT.

I think there is a slight confusion here. IISWBM & IIM are two seperate entities. For IISWBM, you need to get 60 percentile in order to secure your place plus your GD-PI performance matters.

Hello,
Academic score are as of now not required in FMS. So, you can target getting into FMS. For IIMs, it will be difficult in the ones like B or I giving very high weight to past academics. With 98+ percentile, you can get into 2nd generation IIMs.

For old IIMs it depends on your caste category. Also, old IIMs don't shortlist solely based on CAT score. They give a weight to profile so the percentile you require would depend on your profile. Anyways a safer percentile would be 98+ in any case. For FMS and MDI, the cut-off is near 98 percentile for all.

Yes, it is possible to get admission. You have to appear for CAT.

Hi, Common Admission Test CAT is national-level management entrance examination conducted by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIM). Apart from 20 Iims, CAT scores are used for admission to various management institutes across the country. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat.

For IIM, CAT score is considered. Usually, it is above 99.6% ile for IIMs. So if you want to take admission in IIM, you will have to take CAT.