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Akhil kushwahaSimple and professional.

Contributor-Level 7

You must have to done your college with 50% for eligibility in IIMs, but as low as your academics you need to score much higher score in CAT for calls. Your 10th and 12th score will also be considered.
Best of luck.

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ashwani koulJust a simple guy and want to pursue my dream

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If you are trying for the IIMs, you can opt to the CAT and if you are looking for foreign colleges, you can go with GMAT.

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Harshit Jain

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Hi Akash
If possible please give both the exams because your scores are very good. You can definitely get good colleges through CAT and GMAT. If you are looking for abroad studies then you should give GMAT also. If you are not interested in studying abroad then go for CAT only.

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Vijay Jangir

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Hello friend,
There is lots of difference between the IIM and other B schools. Some of them are, IIMs are the premier institutes of the country so maximum number of placements will occur in all the top companies of the software and banking sectors.
1. In the IIMs there will be top class lecturers from the PhD degree holders from various good national and international university.
2. IIMs provide good exposure for the natinal andinternational placements in all the domains like the HR,FINANCE,MARKETING,RETAIL MANAGEMENT.
3. you will get good amount of schloarships fromthe university and from the government of India,with good amount paying to
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Abhishek Desai

Scholar-Level 17

Hello! All the IIMs accept the scores of only CAT and no other exam for their further admission processes. So without CAT, it is next to impossible to get admitted into an IIM. Though for the other non-IIMs, giving CAT is not compulsory; there are other exams too like XAT, CMAT, CET, etc.

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Rahul Dey

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If you are from general category, you have to score above 98 percentile. My friend scored 96 percentile from general category, but didn't get call from any of the IIMs.
Good luck!

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Harshita Rathore

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For getting IIM call you should have a decent percentage in your academics. Atleast above 75 percentile. But sometimes you will get a call according to your percentile in CAT exam as it all depends various IIM. You can even get a call if you have 55% above in all academics.

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