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the admission process at my college is simple you need to crack CAT and participate in GD and PI and then there's an offer letter from the institution for admission. If you aren't selected then you are waitlisted for admission in further rounds. I couldn't make it to old IIMs as my work experience is not up to the mark....Read More

Eligibility of the course is as per the CAT admission notification and reservation as per the government of India norms and the CAT Curriculum includes a written exam, Written Aptitude test, Group Discussion, and Interviews. one must prepare oneself to answer in the interview and be honest...Read More

The admission process starts with CAT Exam on the last Sunday of November Every year. The eligibility to give the CAT exam is that one must have more than 50% in 10th, 12th and Graduation. After the CAT results are declared, one must go through a Group Discussion, Written Ability Test and Personal Interview. After these processes are done, a composite score will be generated based on 10th, and 12th, graduation marks, Work Experience, GD, PI and WAT performance. Based on the composite scores, the Shortlists will be released. The cut-off for the general category for IIM Trichy is 92 percentile overall and 70+ percentile in each section of CAT....Read More

The criteria are similar to those used by the majority of the B-schools. IIM Trichy's admission process was quite smooth and the administration staff was quite helpful. The portal was extremely user-friendly, with everything being simple to find. There were no issues using the portal. A minimum of 93 percentile is required to get selected for the admission process, with 70 percentile in each section of CAT exam....Read More

Majorly because of NIRF Rankings. No, no quota used. Criteria are similar to most of the B-Schools. The admission process was so so smooth. But for other colleges, the process is different and depends upon the course one is opting for. For example, despite COVID, IIM BANGALORE took GROUP DISCUSSION this year to admit students. So it depends upon the college and the course....Read More

I applied for FMS Delhi, SPJIMR, IMT, IMI, DFS, DSE and obviously the IIM through CAT. I was not shortlisted for FMS. from all the other colleges I got the call from ( except BLACI )and was interviewed in all the other colleges. I was not able to convert IIM K for SPJIMR I went to the second round. I then got rejected, and Shillong could not convert, and when I finally landed up in IIM Trichy, one of the best B-school among new IIMs. I am from the general category, so I did not avail any quota. And the shortlisting criteria was a minimum of 80 percentile in each section and 95 percentile overall. The admission process for CAP interviews was common. It was one interview for 9 IIMs, some new and some baby IIMs. There was only one round that was an online PI....Read More