Hai.

It depends on the category you belong to as well. For a general above 96 percentile will provide a chance to go to the next level.

If you have any more queries feel free to contact.

Thank you

Hi Aayush,

Thanks for approaching us. Your academic scores are quite good considering the eligibility criteria. Try to fetch a good percentile in CAT and I am sure you be able to bag a seat in any of the IIMS. For a better understanding, click on the links given below-

Hey Vamshi! 

The CAT percentile required to get admission in NIA, Pune for general category is 70 + and 80+ in the XAT. They don't consider MAT score. Secondly, the call of conversion is different from the cut off percentile shown. So, try to score as much as possible. As

Hey Hashmitha!

You have good score throughout your academic profile. So, you have a fair amount of chances for making into IIMABC, but for that, you will need 96-97 percentile plus in the CAT exam. Here, I am considering the gender diversity quota and its leverage. So, prepare well and

Hi Jahnvi.

Yes, you need to round off the aggregate marks obtained to 524 as the CAT form doesn't accept decimal values in marks. You can provide decimal values in the percentage fields though.

Also, keep in mind that the CGPA mentioned in the marksheet considers the GP of only

hii suresh

The only way to get admission in iim is through CAT but there are some new iim's which conduct a test called CAP test.They don't have GD or PI so you can get admission to some new iim through CAP test.i hope this information helps you.

thank you 

Hi Chaitanya,

Thanks for A2A.

NIBM Pune is an apex institution set by RBI in 1969. It has a very strong faculty pool and is among the reknowned colleges in India. NIBM will use scores of CAT 2017 / MAT (Feb 2018) / CMAT (2018) for short-listing the candidates. ATMA

Hello Chaitanya,
The Cutoff for CMAT generally is around 80 percentile (For General Category) and for CAT around 65 percentile (For General Category), we expect the same trend this year as well. 
I hope you get a call.

All the very best!

PS: feel free to ask any further queries.