IIM CAT 2020 - Check Expected and Previous Year's Cutoff
Team Careers360 | December 8, 2020 | 02:59 PM IST | 1 min read
IIMs will release category wise CAT 2020 cutoff, Check expected CAT cutoff 2020 in order to shortlist for the further CAT selection round.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI - According to past year trends of CAT 2020 cutoff, usually the top IIMs Cutoffs range from 99 to 100 percentile for Unreserved category candidates. For reserved category, the CAT cutoffs are marginally less which is around 97 to 98 percentile for the top IIMs. Apart from the IIMs, the top B-schools such as MDI, FMS, SPJIMR etc. the CAT 2020 expected cutoff range is likely to be anything between 95 to 99 percentile.
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In order to take admission into any IIMs or other B-schools of India, minimum CAT cutoff 2020 is expected to be around 90 percentile. It is expected that the CAT 2020 cutoff remains high for top or the old IIMs, such as IIM Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Lucknow, Calcutta and Kozhikode.
Determining factors for CAT 2020 cutoff
CAT 2020 cutoff depends on certain factors. Check some of the following factors.
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Difficulty level of CAT 2020
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Number of candidates who have appeared for the exam
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Number of candidates who have passed in the exam
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Total number of seats in a particular institute
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Institute ranking
Expected IIM CAT Cutoff 2020
Check the expected CAT 2020 percentile for Unreserved category students for admission to the top 20 IIMs. On the basis of the CAT 2020 cutoff, candidates will be called for a further selection round.
Top IIMs CAT 2020 Expected Cutoff
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IIMs |
Expected CAT 2020 Cutoff (Percentile) |
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IIM Ahmedabad |
99-100 |
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IIM Calcutta |
99 |
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IIM Bangalore |
99-100 |
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IIM Indore |
97-98 |
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IIM Lucknow |
97-98 |
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IIM Kozhikode |
97-98 |
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IIM Nagpur |
95-96 |
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IIM Amritsar |
95-96 |
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IIM Trichy |
94-95 |
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IIM Sambalpur |
95-96 |
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IIM Ranchi |
94-95 |
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IIM Raipur |
94-95 |
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IIM Vizag |
92-94 |
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IIM Kashipur |
94-95 |
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IIM Bodhgaya |
92-94 |
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IIM Udaipur |
92-94 |
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IIM Sirmaur |
90 |
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IIM Shillong |
90 |
About CAT Cutoff 2020
The qualifying CAT 2020 cutoff refers to the minimum percentile that the candidate has to meet to be eligible for Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI) round.
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