The scores given on the scorecards for students are 'scaled scores’ and these are not to be confused with the ‘raw scores’, which are just a simple addition of the positive and negative scores of students from their test.Īlso, do keep in mind that the selection of students for the 2nd phase (Interview+Essay/GD etc.) happens based on other parameters like academic performance, academic stream, work experience etc.Įach IIM has its weightages allocated for each of these parameters.

This is a statistical process and details regarding this can be seen here. As the exam is conducted across three slots, IIMs normalise the raw scores so that the scores from across slots can be put on a single scale for ranking/percentile allocation. The overall scores for various percentiles across slots are expected to be as below:Īlso, note that the scores mentioned above are raw scores. All the other schools do not have any specific sectional cut-offs and only look at overall percentiles. The scores for the highest cut-off are given here. The cut-offs vary from 70 to 85 percentile. These estimates could be revised once the response sheets are made available by the CAT authorities, which are expected later this week.ĭo note that the sectional cut-offs are relevant only for the IIMs and very few non-IIM schools. These are based on the feedback received from students after their test.

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