The top 5% of people from any academic category will be preferred when giving a call provided that they have cleared the various criteria. They include:
Primary sectionals
Overall CAT cutoff
scored above the specified percentage in 10th and 12th
scored above the 80th percentile graduation score
If you have cleared all these criteria then you will be among the eligible candidates. But IIM Ahmedabad calls only 5% of the top composite score holders. For example, if there are 100 general candidates then it will call only the top 5 composite score holders. If there are 2000 general candidates it will call only 100 top composite score holders. But the maximum number of calls made will never exceed 100.
IIM Indore has a lot to offer: following strict deadlines, taking on more responsibility when planning events, working closely with various batch mates on different group projects, having intense discussions in class, competitive placement seasons, fierce competition to win corporate competitions, mesmerizing sunsets (and sunrise, oftentimes getting to see both), and a wide range of opinions.
Exams, case study competitions, live projects, and events will be fun times for you to learn with and from friends. You'll come out of your shell over the next two years. You'll develop a positive outlook on your skills and your career goals as well as the ability to accept challenges as brand-new opportunities. It all depends on how much work you put in on a personal level.
The admission procedure at Ambedkar University, Delhi is similar to that of DU and other universities. For admission notification and updates, you can visit the official website. Cutoff lists for various courses are released based on which admission is made. For admission to UG courses, they usually take admission based on merit. For postgraduate courses, the admission procedure includes two steps, i.e. entrance and interview.
There are three ways through which you can get admission at IISER Kolkata.
Hope this gives you some idea regarding the admission process at IISER Kolkata.
A GPA of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 (83-86%) is widely accepted by the universities in Hong Kong. To be on a safer side while applying for the top universities in Hong Kong, students should try to achieve a GPA above 3.5 on a 4.0 scale (89-90%).
It is unclear as to what direct admission means. If you mean without JEE Main, then I don’t think it’s possible. DAIICT admission is done on the basis of scores in JEE Main or GUJCET. The admission process is conducted on two levels -
As far as the 12th percentage is concerned, I don’t think there is any fixed percentage so you might get admission with 58% marks.
XIMB is one the top B schools in India and MBA in Business Management is its flagship course. Whether you should join it or not is your call depending on your inclinations and preferences. However, my answer entails various reasons why one must consider XIMB.
Overall, the campus life at XIMB is unique and complete as it is a B-School that is forever awake.
I have a friend from Stella Maris College Chennai. Here is what she told me about the admission process at the institute.
Shortlisted candidates from round-1 are called for an interview. In the interview round, you need to bring all the original certificates. The following are the questions that they generally ask.
The interviewer is usually a faculty member from a particular department in the college. An interview doesn’t guarantee that you will get admission. But most of the interviewed students get selected until and unless there is a valid rejection point.
If you graduated from a top-tier college in your field of study and have excellent niche technical and professional skills, your market value rises. In this case, if you have a job offer that meets your short- and long-term career goals and you're happy with the remuneration, challenges, and learning environment, you should consider accepting it and postponing your MBA by a year or so. A few years of professional experience will undoubtedly boost your CV and qualify you for top-tier B-schools in India and abroad.
Alternatively, if you don't already have a satisfying job offer or want to pursue your master's degree for other reasons, IIM Rohtak is a good option.
If you don't have a job offer and only want to pursue an MBA from a top-tier MBA program, this is a difficult decision to make. Firstly, wasting a year in preparation is not worth it. You may believe that with a high score, you will be able to pass the exam next year and gain admission to top B-schools, but the truth is that even MBA colleges frown upon a gap year in their admission interviews, and it is difficult to account for when interviewing for placements and jobs.
Go for IIM Rohtak and make the most of the opportunities there. In reality, it is a central government-sponsored institution with standard and excellent academics, curriculum, and campus infrastructure.
Honestly, there is almost no chance of getting into any IIMs with your profile with any percentile. Even getting a 99 score in CAT will not guarantee your admission into IIM Ahmedabad given your past academic score is so low.
Still, you can try your best and score the maximum CAT percentile and instead go for institutes like FMS, MDI and NITIE, IIT B/D/M. Another tip is to take XAT as it may increase your chances of admission.
A 90-95 CAT score will open other options for you such as
IIFT (own entrance)
SIBM, SCMHRD (both through SNAP)
NMIMS (through NMAT)
IMT, XIMB, IMI, Delhi University courses (DSE, MIB, MBE)
So it’s best if you try all options and sit for various exams. Then choose the best institute for you.