Hello Aspirant,

The minimum IIFM CAT Cut off required for admission to courses is 85 percentile.

Therefore there are less chances to get admission in IIFM with 73 percentile in CAT. There are some chances to get seat in IIFM with 73 percentile if you are from SC or ST category .

Hope this helps.

Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you, you should try to score more and more in C.A.T exam as your good academics will not be able to let you in I.I.Ms as you should certainly try to score more and more in C.A.T exam as competition is very tough in C.A.T examination.

Hope you found this answer useful.Stay motivated stay positive.

All the best!

Dear Student,

According to the previous year trends, generally the cutoff for Nirma University MBA courses is around 78-85 percentile. Although predicting any accurate percentile score is not possible as every year it depends upon various factors.

Also you can check out the link below for exploring colleges

https://bschool.careers360.com/pathfinder/cat

Good Luck :)

Hi,

To calculate CAT percentile, the CAT score is required and then the percentile is calculated depending on the number of students who gave the exam and also the scores attained by them. The XAT percentile is irrelevant in calculating cat percentile. Also the 10th, 12th and graduation marks only matter during evaluation of personal interview and also shortlisting candidates for PI and then for final admission.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Assuming your are a General Category Aspirant, from Engineering Background, having a strong academic record, you should secure atleast anywhere around 99 Percentile, to secure a Call from one of the IIMs as well as between 98-99 for CAP. Incase you are Targetting IIM ABC, you need to raise your targets to anywhere above 99.5+ for better chances and prospects.

For more information about CAT do follow the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/cat/amp

For more information about IIM Percentile Cutoffs do follow the link below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iim-cutoff

Hi,

Well every college has its own registration process specially private colleges for admission in management related courses specially MBA. You can visit respective websites of all the different universities and colleges and can search there about the same that is requirements and other things.

I hope this helps.

All the best.

Hello Aspirant,

Below are the various IITs offering MBA along with their expected percentile score:

IIT Bombay 98.5+

IIT Kharagpur 90+

IIT Delhi 98+

IIT Roorkee 95+

IIT Kanpur 95+

IIT (ISM) Dhanbad 80+

IIT Madras 96+

IIT Jodhpur 90+

The percentile may vary based on category. And IIT's do not reveal their sectional cutoff for their MBA courses in their Department of Management.

NIT Kurukshetra

NIT Agartala

NIT Warangal

NIT Calicut

NIT Durgapur

NIT Trichy

NIT Rourkela

The overall cutoff for NITs would range from 75-80+. In general sectional cutoffs are not revealed, but it depends on the particular NIT branch. If they decide to consider sectional cutoffs then they will release them through their official website. So it's better to check the respective official website.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-cutoff-time

All the best

Hi Dear,

Yes, you need to clear sectional cut off as well as overall cut off for admission into Indian Institute of Managements of India. The cut off varies every year and it is also to be kept in mind that mere clearing cut offs does not guarantee admission in IIMs. The final selection is made on the basis of other factors beside CAt score like performance in GD/WAT/ PI and overall academic profile of the student along with work experience.

Good Luck

Hi

Actually, your CAT score and CAT percentile are completely two different things

-) your CAT percentile tells you your position among those who have appeared in CAT examination  while your cat score is the total marks obtained by you in the CAT examination

Your CAT Score is simply the sum  of the marks obtained by you in all 3 sections of CAT i. e
- Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension ,
- Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning ,
- Quantitative Ability

-)Your CAT percentile is the   total percentage of students who have scored less than or equal to your score.

For example,
if you get 92 percentile,  it means that your performance was better than 92 per cent of the total candidates that appeared in  CAT examination .

Let us have an example, just to understand easily , let's say CAT exam is of 100 marks, 1000 students write the CAT examination, you get 80 marks out of 100 marks and you get 10th rank in CAT examination.

Then your percentile,

P = (N- r) / N   x 100 ,
where  P is your percentile , N is the number of student that appeared in CAT.

= (1000 - 10) / 1000   x 100
= 990/ 1000 x 100
= 0.99 x 100
= 99 percentile.

I hope that this clears all your doubts

You can also refer to our page to understand the difference between CAT percentile and score, the link for the same page is provided below

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/cat-score-vs-percentile

Thank you

Hey,

Generally the percentile required for CW-5 is below than what required for OBC category. OBC candidates requires 95+ percentile in CAT to make through FMS while CW-5 can expect a call at 70+ percentile as well.

Also, the composite score is obviously way lower for cw when compared to obc after extempore and further interview rounds.

Hope this helps.