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8th April 2010, 07:30 PM
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selection procedure at IIM-A? they give due weight-age to the marks scored in 10th and 12th?
Can anyone please give me detail information about the selection procedure at IIM-A?
I heard they give due weight-age to the marks scored in 10th and 12th! How do they calculate that? |
#2
8th April 2010, 09:45 PM
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the same discussion was there in 2007 during the selection of the students for the fresh batch in IIMs ........at that time many deserving students didnt got admission just because they has low scores in ssc and hsc.......at that time IIMS selection committee came out with the section procedure of IIMs........
once an applicant has been shortlisted for the group discussion and personal interview (GDPI), score in CAT(considered to be one of the most difficult entrance examinations anywhere) has just a 20 per cent weightage in the final aggregate score, on the basis of which admission offers are made. In fact, Class X and Class XII results together have a higher weightage at 25 per cent. The results of the Bachelor's degree examination account for another 15 per cent. here they are searching for a student who was equally talented in all phases of his life..... hope this stats will help you a lot and will motivate you to give equal importance to all the exams starting from 10th std........... best of luck |
#3
8th April 2010, 10:03 PM
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dear friend,
the selection procedure of IIM are the candidates gives Personal Interview and gd.... after selecting in gd and personal interview, the candidates have to give your bacholar degree, only shortlisted candidates will get admission in IIM-A................ good luck.... |
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9th April 2010, 12:13 AM
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IIM Ahmedabad:
Candidates should have, from an institution recognized by the Association of Indian Universities/ AICTE: (a) a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agriculture Sciences OR (b) a Bachelor's or Master's degree in Agriculture related disciplines OR (c) at least a three-year Bachelor's degree in any discipline, and a strong interest in Agriculture, Agro/Food Processing, Rural and Allied Sectors. Candidates appearing for the final bachelor's degree examination or final master's degree examination can also apply. If selected, such candidates will be allowed to join the programme provisionally. Their admission will be confirmed when they submit the mark-sheet and a certificate of having passed the Bachelor's/Master's degree referred to in the certificate issued by the Principal/Registrar of their college/institute. |
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9th April 2010, 01:32 AM
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yes,
weight age is given for good marks in tenth and twelfth class after the selection in group discussion and interview all the best |
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10th April 2010, 03:54 PM
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dear friend,
the selection procedure at IIM-A is carried out through your results in CAT examination.if you have a good rank there then you will get adimssions through IIM-A.they also take GD which is a must to be cleared with an interview. all the best |
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11th April 2010, 08:59 AM
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the importance is given to tenth and inter in case of tie in the group interview,generally they dont bring the tenth marks but the inter mark is given quite good importance,
generally some percentage of the total score is given for tenth and inter all the best |
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16th January 2011, 10:24 PM
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MY SON QUALIFIED FOR A ,C ETC BUT NOT B WHY ? HE SCORED 99.76 IN CAT AND IN X th PCM 95% (OVER ALL 92.4% ) AND IN 12 th 94 % . WHAT ARE THE CHANCE IN A OR C AND WHY B HAS NOT SHORTLISTED, CAN SOMEONE CLARIFY'
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#18
17th January 2011, 03:13 PM
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Yes it is true there are some points for marks in 10th and 12th. Go to this link to get the details: http://studyplaces.com/articles/342465-iim-s-selection-procedure |
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31st January 2011, 05:26 PM
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Oh no... nothing like that. they will perform interviews and group discussions. they will select you based on your performance there...
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21st February 2013, 10:23 PM
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Hi
CAT is the common admission test anf IIMs are the best institutes in the country for the MBA program. The selection criteria of the IIM Ahmedabad is as follows- The CAT score matters 60% of the total evaluation process for admission. You can expect a call from IIM A only if you have a CAT score of above 99 percentile. Moreover it is not enough, the overall personality of yours is evaluated on the basis of your complete academic background and extra curricular background. You should be at least having a minimum of 85% marks in your 10th, 12th and graduation, then also you can think of getting the admission in the best institute of the company. Indian institute of management, ahmedabad. Gud luck |
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21st February 2013, 10:25 PM
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Hi
CAT is the common admission test anf IIMs are the best institutes in the country for the MBA program. The selection criteria of the IIM Ahmedabad is as follows- The CAT score matters 60% of the total evaluation process for admission. You can expect a call from IIM A only if you have a CAT score of above 99 percentile. Moreover it is not enough, the overall personality of yours is evaluated on the basis of your complete academic background and extra curricular background. You should be at least having a minimum of 85% marks in your 10th, 12th and graduation, then also you can think of getting the admission in the best institute of the company. Indian institute of management, ahmedabad. Gud luck |
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