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Hello Sparsh,
While pursuing MBA in any B-School, choose the specialization which suits your interests as well as career goals. https://www.shiksha.com/mba/articles/top-5-mba-specializations-in-india-blogId-3223 Kindly visit this link for more details.

Not all, but a majority of the students studying in the top 20 B-schools in India fetch a good salary package. However, it all depends upon their skills and their performance in the interviews too.

As the difficulty level of CAT varies every year, there is no fixed score which can assure you of getting a call for the IIM's interview rounds. However, going by the past trends, a score of around 95 percentile and above should be enough to get a call.
CAT is of a total 300 marks, with 100 questions to be attempted in three hours.

It is too early to predict of you getting an IIM interview call. As long as you score consistently well in your 12th, graduation and CAT exam, you can get an interview call. And only on preforming well in their interview rounds, you will be finally given admission.

Hello,
The eligibility criteria is different for each IIM, so you have to visit their official websites to know more about it. These IIMs consider your overall profile and CAT score, past academic scores, extra-curricular activities, job experience, gender, etc. before shortlisting you for their interview rounds.

Hello! https://www.shiksha.com/mba/exams/cat Kindly visit the given link to know everything about the CAT exam I.e. its exam pattern, syllabus, dates, top colleges accepting it, etc. The career options depend upon which specialization you opt for, once getting admission into an IIM(or non-IIM).

Hello Akhil, having work experience is not necessary to pursue MBA from an IIM or non-IIM in India. However, it is always beneficial to have it as significant weightage is allotted to it by the various B- Schools during their admission processes.

Having work experience is not mandatory to pursue MBA from any IIM or non-IIM in india. However, it is always beneficial to have it as significant weightage is allotted to it by the various B-schools during their admission processes. So yes, it does play an important role.

Hello Kapil! Work experience is not compulsory to pursue MBA from any B-school in india(apart from ISB). However, it is always beneficial to have it as significant weightage is allotted to it by the various B-schools during their admission processes. Plus, someone having an experience will be able to relate with the MBA curriculum in a better way than a fresher.

IIMs take admission on the basis of a valid CAT score and GD-PI. You can get a call from IIM on the basis of your fantastic performance in CAT exam not on the basis of your academics only.
I hope you'll understand it better.