The entrance exam is CAT which is a very high-level aptitude and reasoning exam. You need to prepare well and give many mock tests to Ace it. All the application details will be released through the CAT website.

The Common Admission Test (CAT) can be taken by aspirants to get into the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore. The application form can be found on their website (www.iimcat.ac.in). The exam consists of three sections - Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning. Basis the results of the exam, respective IIMs roll out shortlists - these may vary on the candidate's profile (gender, category, work experience, past academic performance, etc.). This email will contain the link for the form to be filled out separately for IIM Bangalore. The process involved submitting all your details along with a Statement Of Purpose. This is usually followed by a Written Ability Test and a Personal Interview.

You need to have at least 60 percent in 10th and 12th for the unreserved category and 45 percent for the reserved category. You need to write the CAT exam and get shortlisted based on percentile then write WAT and spread for an interview.

Any graduate can apply for it. The first step is the CAT process. After getting a preliminary call from IIM Bangalore, submit an application form including SOP. After that, there is WAT and GD/PI round. On clearing them you will be offered admission

The admission process consisted of CAT, WAT, and PI. As a part of the admission process, we also had to submit an SOP and ask two references to submit a recommendation form. We don't need a LOR but we have to ask our recommendation to submit a questionnaire that has both objectives as well as open-ended questions.

Eligible for all graduates Application forms available each year on the CAT website in July, and application fees are around 2000. If you clear the cutoff decided each year by the conducting IIM, you get shortlisted based on your profile (CAT score, work experience, academic scores, various quotas) After shortlisting, WAT and PI rounds are conducted by IIMs. Some may also ask for an SOP

The admission process started off with writing the CAT (Common Admission Test), which is admissible to all students with an undergraduate (bachelor's) degree. Once that is qualified, there is a detailed admission form that needs to be filled up, including a Statement of Purpose and recommendations. This is then followed by a Writing Assessment (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI).

Minimum CAT percentile to apply for the different colleges based on past data. The application was provided by the coaching centers and the process went in online mode. The mode can be made offline only.

I have given the CAT exam, and after that, most of the IIMs gave shortlists for the further process. IIM B, K, L, and CAP are the major ones. all colleges send mail regarding the application form, read the guidelines properly, and fill out the form. IIM B had a WAT process followed by an interview. During my time these 2 happened online, so they had intimated regarding the timings and the whole process went smoothly. Keeping it online made it more convenient for me.

Any candidate having a bachelor's degree and a minimum of 50% marks (Gen) is eligible for admission at IIM Bangalore. Candidates must appear for the Common Admission Test (CAT) to get an admission call. The calls are rolled out based on different criteria like CAT Score, 10th marks, 12th marks, UG marks, Work Ex, etc. The weightage given to each criterion changes every year. Post receiving a call, candidates need to appear for the Written Ability Test and PI Process. The WAT checks your analytical writing skills, and the PI judges your caliber. Again based on different criteria, including WAT and PI, candidates are offered admission to the course. The reservation benefits can be availed similarly to any other government institution.