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27% of the seats in IIMs are reserved for people belonging to non-creamy layer in OBC. Non-creamy layer refers to the comparatively poorer and less educated members of Other Backwards Classes (OBC). People belonging to non-creamy layer are eligible for quotas in various institutions as per the rules specified by the government. As per the definition, the creamy layer is
(a) An annual income of more than 6 lacs Applies for professionals, agriculturists, landowners etc.
(b) High posts in the government Group A/B employees (there are a few exceptions).
(c) Governor, Supreme court judges and other constitutional posts

Mainly sales and marketing has the hierarchy of Area sales manager, Regional Manager, Country Head, etc.
And in marketing, you can be a Brand Manager wherein you'll be responsible for P&L of a brand or a category.

IIMs do not offer MBA or PGDM in Tourism and Hotel Management courses.

You can't get direct admission in IIM or any other B-School. You need to give entrance exam like CAT/MAT/XAT/SNAP to get into top B-Schools.

Good acads is a very subjective categorization of your academics. Your acads might be good enough for other colleges, but not be good enough for IIM A/B/C. I know people who got shortlisted for B/L at 93 percentile/97 percentile also. Because, either they have exceptional acads or have relevant work experience or both. Hence don't get disheartened by not getting shortlist this year. Work your level best and try to get even a higher percentile next year and go for A/B/C/L.

Hello,
Please make it clear about, what you want to ask as your question is bizarre.
IIT is an institute related to engineering and technology. IIM is related to management studies. If you want to pursue management, then IIMs are the best and for engineering IITs are the best.

Not at all. There are students from various fields like commerce, arts, medical, as well as Non-IIT's and Non-NIT's.