IIM

Hi Sunil,
Your SSC marks are very low. There are almost no chances of you getting an IIM call. Plus given your HSC, SSC scores, it would be very tough for you to cope up with studies in IIMs. I would recommend that you start looking at other colleges where you can get admission.

Hi Pradeep,
You can apply to both IIMs and FMS. CAT score will be most important and FMS has its own entrance test. Check out:
http://education.infobridge.ooo/top-private-b-schools-of-india-n44

Hello Sandeep,
Either of these degrees would do to get admission into any B-school in India. There is no compulsion for an aspirant to pursue a particular degree or set of it. Choose the one which suits your interests and career goals more.

Hello! The IIM stands for Indian Institute of Management. There are currently a total 20 IIMs functioning across the country. Out of these 20, 5(Ahmadabad, Kolkata, Bangalore, Lucknow, Kozhikode) consistently rank among the top 10 B-schools in India.

The difficulty level of an IIM interview is directly proportional to a candidate's preparations. More prepared the candidate, more are the chances of being better equipped for the interview. The questions generally asked in any top B-school are based on the following topics:-
1. Academics
2. Job
3. Current Affairs
4. About MBA
5. Future goals
6. Strengths & weaknesses
7. Extra curricular activities(if any)
8. Any other B-school calls
9. Hobbies

Hello Satish! All the IIMs accept scores of only Common Admission Test(CAT) exam, and no other entrance exam. And this is true for each and every year.

Hello Amruta!
Your academic scores, so far, are quite excellent. Just try to secure similar score in your B Com too, as the IIMs give significant weightage to a candidate's past academic scores. Also, scoring well in the CAT exam is also crucial in getting selected for the IIM's interview rounds. Finally, a good performance in those rounds will ensure your admission. All the best!

Hello! There is no fixed under graduation degree one has to pursue to study in any B-school. Choose one which suits your interests and career goals. It can be in the engineering/ science/ arts/ commerce/ humanities/ other fields.

For an average student, it is impossible to get admission in an IIM or any top B-school. The reason being, the level of CAT and other entrance exams is quite high as well the competition is intense. The criteria and admission processes of these B-schools is such that only the best of the aspirants get selected. Even after getting admission into any top B-school, one has to tackle the challenging MBA study curriculum which again is not easy (if not difficult). I have no intention of scaring you, but this is the reality.