IIM Bangalore to Conduct CAT 2022 on Nov 27: Colleges to Be Expected Based On Percentile Scored
IIM Bangalore is set to conduct the Common Admission Test(CAT) 2022 on Nov 27. Previously, the CAT admit card 2022 was released on Oct 27.
CAT 2022: IIM Bangalore is set to conduct the Common Admission Test(CAT) 2022 on Nov 27. Previously, the CAT admit card 2022 was released on Oct 27 on the official website. The CAT 2022 exam centres are spread across 150 cities in India and will be a Computer Based Test (CBT).
The CAT exam is conducted for admission to PG Management programmes at the premier management institutions in the country. This article contains the colleges candidates can expect to be admitted based on their percentile scores in the exam.
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What Colleges to Expect Based on Your CAT 2022 Percentile Score?
The table given below encapsulates the colleges that candidates expect admissions based on their percentile score in CAT 2022.
| Percentile Range | Colleges | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 98-100 | Older IIMs - IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta, IIM Bangalore | The top scorers of the CAT 2022 exam can expect admission at the IIMs which are the best B-schools in the country. However, to secure admission, aspirants must also possess a sparkling profile which will be reviewed during the interview phase. |
| 95-98 | National Institute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE) and the Faculty of Management Studies, MDI Gurgaon | Candidates who score in this range can expect admission at some the top B-schools. Candidates must also have a decent profile to be considered for admission at some of the best B-schools in the country, on par with the top IIMs. |
| 90-95 | Younger IIMs (IIM Calicut, IIM Trichy etc.), IIT Chennai, XIMB and IMT Ghaziabad. | Candidates who score in this range will likely be invited for interviews at these prestigious institutes. These institutions are less stringent about the candidate's profile. |
| 80-90 | SP Jain, KJ Somaiya and TAPMI | It will be difficult for candidates scoring in this range to secure admission at the top institutions. However, these colleges mentioned still invite candidates who scored in this range. A good profile will help candidates make up for their lower scores. |
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