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I scored 97.71 overall percentile in CAT 2019; 95.23 percentile in VARC section; 98.68 in DILR Section and 93.42 percentile in Quantitative Ability section.
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CAT Topper Interview: How Sruthy Cracked CAT 2019 with 97.71 % to Join IIM Lucknow
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CAT 2020 exam date is Sunday, November 29, 2020. To help the aspirants preparing for CAT 2020, MBAUniverse.com has published a series of articles on CAT preparation plan & strategy adopted by CAT toppers studying at IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Calcutta, Lucknow, MDI Gurgaon among others. Below are shared the interview excerpts with CAT preparation tips by CAT Topper Sruthy S Kumar, and IIM Lucknow student of 2020-22 batch. Coming from the small town of Alappuzha in Kerala, Sruthy S Kumar cracked CAT 2019 with 97.71 percentile and has converted number of top B-schools including IIM Lucknow. A B-Tech in Chemical Engineering from NIT Calicut, Sruthy belongs to a modest retired service class family. While preparing for CAT exam, she earned 2½ years of working experience in Reliance Industries.
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With a firm confidence and planned preparation strategy, Sruthy was confident to crack CAT 2019 with high score and get into her dream IIM. She did not appear in any other MBA entrance test apart from CAT. Sruthy likes Sketching, playing sudoku, watching series. The city she lives in, is famous for back waters cruises, snake boat races, scenic beauty, temples and is a major tourist attraction. MBAUniverse.com invited Sruthy to share her preparation and exam taking strategy, GD-PI experience. Read on for her views and success mantras.
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Q: What was your overall preparation strategy for CAT?
As a working professional I was very well aware that I had to use my time very judiciously to crack CAT. I started my preparations by going through IMS books to refresh the basics. Then mostly, I concentrated on taking as many mocks as possible. I enrolled for IMS test series and I religiously took all the mock tests and evaluated them at length. I also kept a tab on my performance by making a chart and writing down my score and percentage after each test. I had a habit of noting some good/tricky questions in a book for future reference.
As a working professional I was very well aware that I had to use my time very judiciously to crack CAT. I started my preparations by going through IMS books to refresh the basics. Then mostly, I concentrated on taking as many mocks as possible. I enrolled for IMS test series and I religiously took all the mock tests and evaluated them at length. I also kept a tab on my performance by making a chart and writing down my score and percentage after each test. I had a habit of noting some good/tricky questions in a book for future reference.
Q: How did you perform in CAT 2019?
I scored 97.71 overall percentile in CAT 2019; 95.23 percentile in VARC section; 98.68 in DILR Section and 93.42 percentile in Quantitative Ability section.
I scored 97.71 overall percentile in CAT 2019; 95.23 percentile in VARC section; 98.68 in DILR Section and 93.42 percentile in Quantitative Ability section.
Q: Apart from CAT 2019, which other exams did you appear?
I did not appear in any other exam as I focused on CAT only.
I did not appear in any other exam as I focused on CAT only.
Q: Which top B-schools have offered you admission and which one you have finally chosen?
Apart from getting final admission offer from IIM Lucknow, I converted IIM Kozhikode, IIM Indore, IIM Shillong, all the CAP participating IIMs, NITIE, SPJIMR and MDI Gurgaon. I finally decided to join IIM Lucknow.
Apart from getting final admission offer from IIM Lucknow, I converted IIM Kozhikode, IIM Indore, IIM Shillong, all the CAP participating IIMs, NITIE, SPJIMR and MDI Gurgaon. I finally decided to join IIM Lucknow.
Q: What have been your academics and family back ground? Do you have some work experience as well?
I am a B. Tech. from NIT Calicut in Chemical Engineering. I have 29 months of work experience in Reliance Industries Limited. I belong to a small family of four. Mom and Dad are both retired government employees. I have a sister who is married and is now settled in Hyderabad.
I am a B. Tech. from NIT Calicut in Chemical Engineering. I have 29 months of work experience in Reliance Industries Limited. I belong to a small family of four. Mom and Dad are both retired government employees. I have a sister who is married and is now settled in Hyderabad.
Q: Please share your sectional preparation strategy for VARC in CAT
After skimming through Norman Lewis book I stuck to online test series for improving my VARC score. I was a moderate performer in my VARC section from the time I started taking the mock tests. Reading the newspaper editorials is a good way to ace this section and also the general awareness will be very useful for the interviews after the CAT. I took sectional tests to get more grip on solving RC passages. In my mock tests, my scores oscillated between 45 and 75 in this section.
After skimming through Norman Lewis book I stuck to online test series for improving my VARC score. I was a moderate performer in my VARC section from the time I started taking the mock tests. Reading the newspaper editorials is a good way to ace this section and also the general awareness will be very useful for the interviews after the CAT. I took sectional tests to get more grip on solving RC passages. In my mock tests, my scores oscillated between 45 and 75 in this section.
Q: Please share your preparation strategy for DILR Section
I wasn’t particularly good with DILR when I started with my preparations. The major reason was the lack of strategy. Choosing the right set is the key in this section. I had to try out different patterns for choosing sets and I eventually found a strategy that worked for me. And to my surprise, I scored the highest in DILR in my actual CAT test.
I wasn’t particularly good with DILR when I started with my preparations. The major reason was the lack of strategy. Choosing the right set is the key in this section. I had to try out different patterns for choosing sets and I eventually found a strategy that worked for me. And to my surprise, I scored the highest in DILR in my actual CAT test.
Q: Please share your preparation strategy for Quant Section
I kept a notebook for writing down all the important formulas. Coming from an engineering background Quant wasn't that difficult to crack for me but I had to work a lot to design a strategy as to which questions to attempt first, which questions to be left and which ones to be visited later. I usually started with solving easy ones right away and then would bookmark easy questions which would take more time and then in my second round I would try to solve these. This strategy worked best for me as I was able to go through the entire section and hence there wasn't a chance that I would miss any easy questions. And also, I was well aware that to get a good score I wouldn't have to answer each and every question. All I tried to do was maximize my score in the given time frame. I concentrated more on Arithmetic and Geometry as maximum questions used to come from these topics. I regularly took sectionals and found my weak points and worked on it. I didn't leave any topic untouched because there are chances that easy questions could come from hard topics. Hence practice is the key in the Quant section.
I kept a notebook for writing down all the important formulas. Coming from an engineering background Quant wasn't that difficult to crack for me but I had to work a lot to design a strategy as to which questions to attempt first, which questions to be left and which ones to be visited later. I usually started with solving easy ones right away and then would bookmark easy questions which would take more time and then in my second round I would try to solve these. This strategy worked best for me as I was able to go through the entire section and hence there wasn't a chance that I would miss any easy questions. And also, I was well aware that to get a good score I wouldn't have to answer each and every question. All I tried to do was maximize my score in the given time frame. I concentrated more on Arithmetic and Geometry as maximum questions used to come from these topics. I regularly took sectionals and found my weak points and worked on it. I didn't leave any topic untouched because there are chances that easy questions could come from hard topics. Hence practice is the key in the Quant section.
Q: Was there any particular section/area that you were weak at? How did you overcome this challenge?
DILR was the section I struggled with. I used to get bizarre scores in this section at the beginning and there was no specific pattern as I used to perform tremendously well in some mocks while I used to get really bad scores in others. I was under the impression that my performance in this section is completely upto luck and I couldn't control the outcome. But once you take amble number of mocks/sectionals you will start getting an idea as to which sets to choose and which sets to half attempt and which sets to completely ignore. I had to try out different strategies to find the one that worked for me. There are some strategies elaborated in IMS website which I found extremely useful for this section. They help you with different perspectives to solve DILR sets in the least time. In DILR section the key is to select the right sets. Five right sets will fetch you the percentage you are aiming for. At times it's very much advisable to solve half of a set rather than wasting more time on one/two calculation intensive questions in the set. So, choose judiciously, sometimes the usual kind of sets might be tricky or lengthy so always be cautious and keep an open mind while choosing/solving the sets.
DILR was the section I struggled with. I used to get bizarre scores in this section at the beginning and there was no specific pattern as I used to perform tremendously well in some mocks while I used to get really bad scores in others. I was under the impression that my performance in this section is completely upto luck and I couldn't control the outcome. But once you take amble number of mocks/sectionals you will start getting an idea as to which sets to choose and which sets to half attempt and which sets to completely ignore. I had to try out different strategies to find the one that worked for me. There are some strategies elaborated in IMS website which I found extremely useful for this section. They help you with different perspectives to solve DILR sets in the least time. In DILR section the key is to select the right sets. Five right sets will fetch you the percentage you are aiming for. At times it's very much advisable to solve half of a set rather than wasting more time on one/two calculation intensive questions in the set. So, choose judiciously, sometimes the usual kind of sets might be tricky or lengthy so always be cautious and keep an open mind while choosing/solving the sets.
Q: What role did Mocks play in your success? How many mocks did you attempt before the exam?
I cannot stress the importance of taking Mocks and analysing them. Everyone serious about CAT needs to take atleast 20+ mocks. Initially, taking a mock test and reviewing it used to take me almost an entire day and gradually I was able to analyse in 3 hours or so. As your learning curve progresses you will be able to do this faster. And try to replicate the environment of the CAT test at home while you are taking the test and be serious about it as this will help you ease your nervousness on the D day. I personally found the IMS online test series analysis videos very helpful. In quant & DILR section, tricks for solving a lengthy question/set in a fraction of time are discussed elaborately and this can help you with time management. The content quality and mock test platforms are top-notch.
I cannot stress the importance of taking Mocks and analysing them. Everyone serious about CAT needs to take atleast 20+ mocks. Initially, taking a mock test and reviewing it used to take me almost an entire day and gradually I was able to analyse in 3 hours or so. As your learning curve progresses you will be able to do this faster. And try to replicate the environment of the CAT test at home while you are taking the test and be serious about it as this will help you ease your nervousness on the D day. I personally found the IMS online test series analysis videos very helpful. In quant & DILR section, tricks for solving a lengthy question/set in a fraction of time are discussed elaborately and this can help you with time management. The content quality and mock test platforms are top-notch.
Q: Did you self-prepare or attend a coaching centre and why?
I mostly resorted to online materials and IMS books as I was a working professional and it was really difficult to manage time for offline coaching. Mock tests are the best way to ensure a good CAT percentile because the syllabus for CAT has already been covered in your school days. You just need to put in more practice and you need to formulate a strategy for attempting the questions.
I mostly resorted to online materials and IMS books as I was a working professional and it was really difficult to manage time for offline coaching. Mock tests are the best way to ensure a good CAT percentile because the syllabus for CAT has already been covered in your school days. You just need to put in more practice and you need to formulate a strategy for attempting the questions.
Q: Please share your strategy for the CAT Day. What was your last-minute preparation? How did you plan your CAT test taking?
As the CAT exam approached, I began concentrating more on revising concepts and questions rather than taking more mock tests. During my mock analysis, I had bookmarked some important questions in each section and I stuck to solving these questions with a timer. One week before CAT I stopped taking mock tests but I regularly took VARC sectionals as it’s very important to keep the momentum. And something I found very useful was the routine I followed. Once the CAT admit cards were out and I realised that I had a morning slot I started aligning my studies to fit the D-Day routine. I started walking up early morning and took all the mock tests in the morning slots and stuck to this schedule till the last day. This will really ease you come the CAT exam day.
As the CAT exam approached, I began concentrating more on revising concepts and questions rather than taking more mock tests. During my mock analysis, I had bookmarked some important questions in each section and I stuck to solving these questions with a timer. One week before CAT I stopped taking mock tests but I regularly took VARC sectionals as it’s very important to keep the momentum. And something I found very useful was the routine I followed. Once the CAT admit cards were out and I realised that I had a morning slot I started aligning my studies to fit the D-Day routine. I started walking up early morning and took all the mock tests in the morning slots and stuck to this schedule till the last day. This will really ease you come the CAT exam day.
Q: How did you prepare for GD/PI/WAT. Please share your GD/WAT topics & PI questions?
For your GD/PI/WAT preparations there are two parts: • One is self-preparation: This includes reading the newspaper, writing mock WAT and covering your undergrad basics. • The other is taking mock PI’s: Mock PI’s with faculties is really important as an interview includes so many hidden nuances that a candidate is unaware of; from your body language to your communication skills. • It’s not just what you are saying in an interview, but how you are saying it. • An experienced faculty can point out all the trivial mistakes that you are unconsciously making. • IMS Surat and National Achiever’s Workshop helped me with my WAT/PI preparations. • My PI experience was very different for each IIM. Some asked me general knowledge questions, while some asked me about my undergrad/workex.
For your GD/PI/WAT preparations there are two parts: • One is self-preparation: This includes reading the newspaper, writing mock WAT and covering your undergrad basics. • The other is taking mock PI’s: Mock PI’s with faculties is really important as an interview includes so many hidden nuances that a candidate is unaware of; from your body language to your communication skills. • It’s not just what you are saying in an interview, but how you are saying it. • An experienced faculty can point out all the trivial mistakes that you are unconsciously making. • IMS Surat and National Achiever’s Workshop helped me with my WAT/PI preparations. • My PI experience was very different for each IIM. Some asked me general knowledge questions, while some asked me about my undergrad/workex.
Q: Your final message and tips for candidates preparing for CAT 2020.
My advice would be to take as many mocks as possible and religiously review the tests and correct your mistakes later. At times some mock test scores might be underwhelming but remember your aim is to get the best score you can on the D-day. So, don’t ever let your mock scores bog you down. And, stick to the strategy you have worked out for yourself. Consistent efforts and perseverance will pave you the way.
My advice would be to take as many mocks as possible and religiously review the tests and correct your mistakes later. At times some mock test scores might be underwhelming but remember your aim is to get the best score you can on the D-day. So, don’t ever let your mock scores bog you down. And, stick to the strategy you have worked out for yourself. Consistent efforts and perseverance will pave you the way.
Post Graduate Program in Enterprise Resource Planning (PGDM+PGPERP) SAP
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The AICTE-approved PGDM combined with the Post Graduate Program in Enterprise Resource Planning (PGPERP – SAP) offers a unique dual qualification that blends management excellence with advanced ERP expertise.
Developed in collaboration with SAP University Alliances and industry experts, the program provides a strong foundation in Finance, Marketing, HR, Supply Chain Management, and Business Analytics, along with hands-on training on SAP ERP systems (ECC & S/4HANA).
Students gain practical insight into end-to-end business processes and develop SAP certification readiness, preparing them for success in BFSI, IT/ITES, Consulting, Manufacturing, FMCG, and E-commerce sectors. Aligned with NEP 2020 and Industry 4.0 & 5.0, this integrated program empowers students with future-ready skills, global employability, and accelerated career growth.
The Power of PGDM + PGPERP (SAP).
- Dual Qualification Advantage – Earn an AICTE-approved PGDM and an industry-recognized SAP PGPERP certification in one integrated program.
- NEP 2020 Aligned & Skill-Oriented – A perfect blend of academic rigor and practical ERP exposure designed to create highly employable, future-ready professionals.
- Industry-Driven Curriculum – Integrates management fundamentals with SAP ERP modules across Finance, Marketing, HR, Supply Chain Management, and Business Analytics.
- Premium Career Edge – Unlocks opportunities for higher salary packages, faster career growth, and global placements in ERP-enabled organizations.
- Future-Proofed Skills – Builds digital fluency and ERP-enabled competencies aligned with the evolving Industry 4.0 & 5.0 ecosystem, ensuring long-term relevance and success.
- AICTE-Approved Two-Year PGDM with dual specialization options in Finance, Marketing, Human Resources, Supply Chain Management, and Business Analytics.
- Skill-Focused PGPERP (SAP) program delivered in collaboration with SAP University Alliances.
- Experiential Learning through case studies, simulations, industry projects, hackathons, and leadership development labs.
- Technology & Analytics Integration with specialized e-labs in FinTech, Analytics, Blockchain, and Digital Transformation.
- High ROI Placements with 100% placement assistance, ₹34 LPA highest CTC and ₹10.25 LPA average CTC; top recruiters from BFSI, IT, Consulting, FMCG, and Start-ups.
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- APPLY ONLINE - Submit the application form on https:// admission.iiebm.com/ with academic details and entrance exam score.
- WRITTEN ASSESSMENT – Test of Analytical, logical & business aptitude
- TECHNICAL INTERVIEW - Evaluate subject knowledge and ERP/ technology awareness
- ADMISSION CONFIRMATION – Accept offer and pay the prescribed admission fee.
- SELECTION & OFFER – Based on academics, test scores, work experience (if any) & Interviews.
- PERSONAL INTERVIEW - Assess communication skills, leadership potential & career goals
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1. Integrated Learning Path
- Semester-wise structure: Core PGDM management concepts + SAP ERP functional modules.
- Specialization options in Finance, Marketing, HR, SCM or Business Analytics with ERP expertise.
- The program culminates with preparation for global SAP certification, further enhancing employability and global credibility.
2. Skill-Oriented ERP Immersion
- Designed by SAP & Industry Experts – Co-created with SAP University Alliances and seasoned ERP professionals for maximum industry relevance.
- Techno-Functional Expertise – Learn cross-functional & technical modules to become a Techno-Functional SAP Consultant with high employability.
- Hands-on training on SAP ERP systems covering procurement, production, sales & distribution, finance, cost accounting & HR.
- Students receive 24/7 access to SAP ECC & S/4HANA servers, guided by experienced ERP professionals.
3. Industry Engagement & Corporate Exposure
- Live Projects, Summer Internship Program (SIP), Corporate Conclaves & CXO sessions.
- Mentoring and ERP project simulations with industry experts.
- Real-World SAP Application – Training enriched with live industry examples and practical implementation insights.
- Expert Faculty – Highly experienced trainers from diverse industries with proven SAP expertise.
4. Career Readiness & Placement Support
- Accelerated Career Growth – Curriculum designed to fast-track entry and success in the global SAP ecosystem.
- Assistance with top recruiters & ERP consulting giants.
- Roles include SAP Functional Consultant, Business Analyst, ERP Project Manager, Digital Transformation Specialist.
5. Holistic Development & Leadership Edge
- Soft skills & leadership bootcamps, public speaking and career readiness workshops.
- Military-inspired discipline to build confidence, resilience & professional ethics.
6. Skills & Competencies Developed
- ERP Functional & Technical Expertise (SAP ECC / S/4HANA)
- Business Process Mapping & Optimization
- Financial, Marketing, HR, and Supply Chain Management Acumen
- Analytical Thinking & Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Leadership, Communication & Corporate Readiness
- Problem Solving, Team Collaboration & Agile Thinking
- Digital Transformation & Process Automation Skills
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- QUALIFICATION – Bachelor ‘s degree in B.E/ B.Tech/ B. Com/ BCA or equivalent from a recognized university.
- ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT – Minimum 60% marks throughout academics (10th, 12th & Graduation)
- ENTRANCE EXAMS – CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ NMAT/ MHCET scores are accepted.
- WORK EXPERIENCE – Preferred but not mandatory
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Bachelor's Degree, with at least 50% marks or equivalent CGPA
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IIEBM’s blended academic approach nurtures students to grow morally, creatively, and intellectually in a competitive global business environment. The PGDM program emphasizes not only academic excellence and industry exposure but also the development of business acumen, soft skills, and holistic personality traits to make students corporate-ready. The curriculum is scientifically designed to be stimulating, challenging, and comprehensive, equipping students with the right tools and skill sets to analyse business situations across diverse economic scenarios.
The program leverages Business Simulation Workshops, Experiential Learning, and Case Studies to encourage lateral thinking, creativity, and practical problem-solving. A carefully planned calendar of Workshops, Internships, Guest Lectures, Panel Discussions, and Field Visits ensures consistent real-world exposure.
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- Student-Centred Learning: Focuses on addressing diverse learning needs and interests through discussion, inquiry, and personalized guidance.
- Flipped Classroom Approach: Encourages self-learning through pre-class readings, online sessions, and research; classroom time is dedicated to concept clarification and problem-solving.
- Case-Based Teaching: Engages students in real-world business decision-making, fostering analytical thinking, teamwork, and practical application of concepts.
- Experiential Learning: Students learn by doing through business plan preparation, field visits, and problem-solving activities.
•Management Games: Strengthens strategic thinking, teamwork, time management, and leadership in an interactive format.
Outdoor Management Training (OMT): Activities like trekking, rock climbing, and boating reinforce leadership, resilience, and practical application of management theories. - Business Simulation Techniques: Scenario-based exercises develop decision-making, strategic thinking, financial and market analysis, teamwork, and leadership.
- Mentorship Program: Groups of 8–10 students are assigned an industry mentor for career guidance, specialization advice, and personal development.
- Buddy System: Pairs students to support each other academically and socially, fostering teamwork and camaraderie.
- Psychometric Assessment: Evaluates skills, abilities, personality traits, and job potential, helping students refine essential competencies.
- Self-Development Activities / Clubs: Student clubs based on academic interests, hobbies, sports, and leadership foster engagement and practical learning.
- Social Commitment / ISR: Students participate in community service, NGO collaborations, and social awareness initiatives, contributing positively to society while developing empathy and responsibility.
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Step I – ONLINE INQUIRY
- Visit iiebm.com
- Register on admissions. Iiebm.com
- Admissions portal user account created
- Verify account from email to complete application
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- Login to Admission Portal to complete student application
- Verify Eligibility Criteria
- Bachelor degree in any discipline with min of 60% marks
- CAT/XAT/ MAT / CMAT / GMAT/ NMAT/ MHCET or any other Competitive Exam approved by AICTE
Step III – APPLICATION ITEMS
- Complete Application form
- Upload Student photo
- Competitive Exam Score Card
- Certificate and Mark Sheet of qualifying examination passed.
- Work Experience Certificate (if any).
Step IV – COMPLETE APPLICATION FORM
- Apply Application Form Discount Coupon
- Pay application Form Fees
- Submit the Form and generate the PDF for future reference.
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- Applicants are required to appear for an online aptitude test
- Step VI – INTERVIEW & STUDENT ASSESSMENT
- Admission Department will coordinate WA, GD & PI for student Assessment
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1. Industry-Integrated Curriculum
- Courses designed and updated with direct input from corporates, CXOs, and domain experts.
- Trimester-wise live projects, internships, and capstone projects embedded into credits.
- Domain-specific certifications (Finance, Marketing, HR, Analytics, SCM, Tech) from Harvard, MIT, IBM, SAP, KPMG, CISI-UK, CRISIL.
2. Technology-Driven Learning
- Integration of AI, ML, Blockchain, Digital Transformation, Business Analytics, ERP, IoT across disciplines.
- Simulation labs, AI/ML sandboxes, Bloomberg/ERP modules for hands-on experience.
- Data-driven decision-making taught through advanced analytics tools like Power BI, Python, and R.
3. Experiential & Applied Pedagogy
- Action-oriented pedagogy: case method, simulations, role plays, corporate problem-solving challenges.
- Outdoor Management Training (OMT) and leadership bootcamps for resilience building.
- CSR internships and NGO engagements for holistic learning beyond classrooms.
4. Leadership & Employability Focus
- 100+ hours of soft skill and leadership development – negotiation mastery, communication labs, conflict management.
- Structured placement labs: 100+ mock GDs, interviews, aptitude prep, and assessment centers.
- Corporate Battlefield Ready ethos ensuring discipline, adaptability, and decision-making under pressure.
5. Global Exposure & Collaboration
- International study tours, exchange programs, and virtual global classrooms.
- Joint certifications with Harvard Business School Online, MITx, CISI (UK), IBM, SAP University Alliance.
- Diversity in classroom with students from varied geographies, academic and professional backgrounds.
6. Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- Dedicated Innovation & Incubation Centre (IIC) under MoE’s Innovation Cell.
- Entrepreneurship track with mentorship from industry leaders, startup accelerators, and venture funds.
- Certification in Entrepreneurship, Design Thinking, Innovation & Blockchain (Harvard/MIT).
7. Sustainability & Social Responsibility
- Courses and projects aligned with ESG, SDGs, and Viksit Bharat @2047 vision.
- 100+ hours of NGO/CSR work integrated into program.
- Focus on sustainable business practices and ethical leadership.
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- QUALIFICATION – Bachelor ‘s degree in B.E/ B.Tech/ B. Com/ BCA or equivalent from a recognized university.
- ACADEMIC REQUIREMENT – Minimum 60% marks throughout academics (10th, 12th & Graduation)
- ENTRANCE EXAMS – CAT/ MAT/ XAT/ CMAT/ NMAT/ MHCET scores are accepted.
- WORK EXPERIENCE – Preferred but not mandatory
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Step I – APPLICANT SELECTION
- Admission committee reviews student assessment, if selected then selection letter with registration information is sent on registered email id.
Step II – COMPLETE REGISTRATION
- Pay Registration Fees
- Send Necessary Documents
- Medical Fitness as mentioned in the letter
- Applicant becomes Students and Access to ERP provided
Step III – ADMISSION CONFIRMATION
- Complete Tuition Fees as mentioned in the Schedule
- Access to official email id and LMS
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Generic : Q: How can I Check CAT Result 2024?
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A: Visit CAT official website iimcat.ac.in. Then click on 'CAT 2024 scorecard' link. Then enter your Registration ID and password and then click to Open and check your CAT Result.
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Q: How can I Check CAT Result 2024?
Generic : Q: Is CAT Result 2024 Out?
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A: No. CAT Result is expected to be released on December 19-20, 2024.
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Q: Is CAT Result 2024 Out?
Generic CAT : CAT 2025 Admit Card Highlights - 2025
| CAT Admit Card 2025 | Details |
|---|---|
| CAT admit card 2025 download start date | 12-Nov-2025 |
| CAT admit card 2025 download last date | 30-Nov-2025 |
| CAT admit card 2025 download start time | 12.00 Noon |
| CAT admit card 2025 download last date | Available till November 30, 2025 |
| CAT 2025 admit card download website | IIMCAT.ac.in 2025 |
| CAT Admit Card 2025 Download Link | After CAT log |
Generic : Q: How can I correct errors in my CAT Admit Card?
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A. You should contact the CAT help desk on phone 1800 210 1088 (Toll Free) or e-mail ([email protected]). Mention your CAT registration number and other details in correspondence.
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Q: How can I correct errors in my CAT Admit Card?
Generic : Q: Do IIMs send the hard copy of CAT Admit Card?
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A. No, you need to download the Admit Card from CAT exam website by using your CAT ID and Password.
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Q: Do IIMs send the hard copy of CAT Admit Card?
Generic : Q: When to Download CAT Admit Card?
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A. You can download CAT Admit Card on November 6, 2025.
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