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Okay, so you're a bit confused about what to put in those CAT, FMS, DSE, and IIFT forms regarding your 12th scores. Since you did CBSE, they usually only consider your final 12th standard marks.

Even though you did great in 11th, scoring 495 out of 500, for these entrance exam forms, they're specifically asking about your 12th board exam marks .You mentioned you got 400 out of 500 in 12th, which comes out to 80%.

Therefore, when filling out the forms for CAT, FMS, DSE, and IIFT, you should enter 80% as your 12th percentage. The aggregate of 11th and 12th isn't typically what they're looking for in these sections. They want to know how you performed in your final board exams. So, stick with the 80% from your 12th results. Good luck with your applications!

Iift kakinada is supported by iift delhi and the faculty is Experienced, High profile mostly are from iift delhi but kakinada placement is not as good as iift delhi you may get better placement opportunities in NMIMS, IMT, Ashoka School of Busines, Invicta shool of Business, etc.

Admission to IIFT Kakinada IPM is through IPMAT conducted by IIM Indore. A student who has passed 12th with atleast 60 per cent marks is eligible. The student must have 60 per cent in 10th. The student likely to appear in 12th are eligible.

IIFT Kakinada, a branch of the prestigious Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, admits students to its MBA in International Business program through the IIFT entrance exam. The exam is conducted annually by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and is a crucial step for securing admission to IIFT’s campuses, including Kakinada.

### Key Details of the Exam:

- **Mode of Exam**: Computer-based test (CBT)

- **Duration**: 2 hours

- **Type of Questions**: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

- **Marking Scheme**: There is negative marking for incorrect answers.

### Exam Structure:

1. **Quantitative Ability (QA)**: This section tests mathematical aptitude, covering topics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data sufficiency. Candidates must solve problems quickly and accurately.

2. **Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC)**: Focuses on English language proficiency, testing reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and verbal reasoning.

3. **Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR)**: Includes data interpretation sets (graphs, charts) and logical reasoning puzzles (seating arrangements, series, and patterns).

4. **General Awareness (GA)**: Questions on current affairs and static GK, covering areas like business, politics, international trade, and economics.

### Admission Process:

After clearing the written exam, shortlisted candidates are called for a group discussion (GD), written ability test (WAT), and personal interview (PI) for final selection at IIFT Kakinada.

The IIFT (Indian Institute of Foreign Trade) entrance exam is a national-level test for admission to its MBA in International Business program. The exam assesses a candidate's aptitude in various areas, and the syllabus is divided into four key sections:

1. **Quantitative Ability (QA)**: This section covers topics from high school mathematics, including:

- Arithmetic (percentages, ratios, time and work, averages)

- Algebra (linear and quadratic equations)

- Geometry and Mensuration

- Trigonometry

- Probability and Permutations & Combinations

- Number Systems and Progressions

2. **Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC)**: This section focuses on English language skills and includes:

- Reading comprehension passages with questions testing comprehension and inference skills

- Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms, word meanings)

- Grammar (sentence correction, error spotting)

- Verbal reasoning (paragraph completion, sentence rearrangement)

3. **Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR)**: This section tests analytical and logical skills through:

- Data interpretation (bar graphs, line charts, tables, pie charts)

- Logical puzzles, series, and arrangements

- Seating arrangements, syllogisms, and coding-decoding

4. **General Awareness (GA)**: This section covers both static and current affairs, including:

- Business and Economy

- International Trade

- Politics, Geography, History

- Sports, Awards, and Science & Technology

The IIFT exam has a mix of multiple-choice questions, and candidates need to manage time across all sections effectively.

Hello,

Yes, there are integrated BBA-MBA programs offered by IIM Indiore. These programs are designed for students who want to pursue a management education right after completing their 12th grade. The entrance exam for this is IPMAT. As for IIFT, they have their own entrance exam called IIFT Entrance Exam.

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Dear Aspirant,

National testing Agency (NTA) conducted IIFT 2020 on 1st December, 2019 and the expected release of Cutoff is in second week of January. Congratulations you have scored really good marks in the examination and as per the last year cut-off for PWD category you are just cracked the first round as it was 23.69 out of 100. Although the expected cut-off for this year will be 22.25 in PWD category. As the candidates who qualify the IIFT 2020 will then be called for essay write up, group discussion and personal interview round. Students who will qualify all the admission process will only be offered admission. The final results of the selected students will be declared tentatively in April after the essay write up, group discussion and personal interview round gets concluded.

For further information related to IIFT cut-off - Click Here

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Hello Aspirant

IIFT is one of the premiere institutes in the country. The institute is well known for comprehensive programs, placements and hefty packages. Short answer, full time MBA from IIFT would be a good idea.

Indeed, it is conceivable, yet it will be very troublesome. You get focused on a variety on the off chance that you're a non-engineer.

Ensure you have an exceptionally high percentile.

Business colleges like FMS don't consider your school marks. A portion of the other business colleges gives less weightage to your past scholastics. IIIFT doesn't give a lot of weightage to past scholastics.

You might decide to get some work insight before applying as that will help your profile.

By the day's end, assuming you get a high percentile, that by itself will do the trick to get you a meeting call. At the point when inside the room, it is up to you to persuade the specialists that you have a place there in that business college.

Dear aspirant,

I would like to request you to kindly mention your category because that can also be the reason for your shortlisting as you would have cleared the category wise cut off .

But if you are from general category i would advise you kindly prepare for your pi very sincerely because that's the eliminating round where maximum candidates suffer rejection. Even high percentile scorers suffer rejection.

Hello aspirant,

Yes you are eligible for IIFT in terms of education qualification and need to meet other eligibility criteria. Eligibility criteria that candidates must have minimum 50 percentage (45 percentage for reservation category candidates) in Graduation from a recognised College or University.

Students must have been resident outside India, for a period of not less than 18 months as on 31 st December, 2021 & should be outside India during IIFT exam.

Alao they are requested to submit a certificate from the Indian Embassy or High Commission.

To get more information about IIFT go through below mentioned link.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/iift-eligibility-criteria

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