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IIM Visakhapatnam accept student by the means of CAT examination particularly the cut off varies from category to category but on an average 97+ %le for a engineering student and 95+ from a non engg student could be considered a good score considering your academics are good also Major admission criteria is given in the basis of personal interview so prepare well...Read More

The MBA course required the candidate to write the CAT exam which is conducted yearly in November. The result is declared in the first month of Januaryhe couse requires a cutoff marks of above 90 percentile for General category students for getting the shortlist at the institute. Once the cut off criteria has been cleared there are 2 processes in-line for the shortlisted candidate, GD and PR. These have been made convinient post COVID wherein the Institue provides the option for both Online as well as Offline mode, preferences are filled in by the candidate but the decision is with the Institute in question. The process is pretty straight forward and well elicited in the follow up mails, received over the official mail id. There s generally a pre process talk and then the candidates are divided into grops for further process. My personal experience was quite positive....Read More

The admission process was very smooth, the application is started from the CAT form after which there is a separate form which is to be filled once the CAT results are announced, the reservation policy is as per government norms, the exam is conducted once a year in November end mostly, the exam is moderate to difficult, things which can be improved is the process time which starts quite late even though the results are out quite early...Read More

So, to get admission to the Indian Institute of Management, Visakhapatnam, you have first to clear the Common Admission Test exam, which is conducted once a year based on your percentile in the CAT exam, the shortlisted candidates will have to undergo a Personal Interview round and based on the cumulative scores, students are shortlisted for admission. The CAT exam is a multiple choice exam with moderate difficulty level and it has three sections namely Quantitive aptitude, Verbal ability, reading comprehension and data interpretation, and logical reasoning. After clearing the set cutoff of IIMV, which is 80, 72,72,45,35 (only for shortlisting of Phase 1, the final cutoff will be high) for UR, EWS, OBC, SC, ST, calls for PI round will be sent to students in Jan to Feb and in March PI process will take place, and after that based on the cumulative scores candidates are selected in May to June. With IIMV, the application included a section on SOP to mention personal, educational details...Read More

For admission, you have to appear for a CAT exam based upon that the college releases a list of shortlisted candidates via mail based on the cut-off percentile set by the college (last year 85 percentile). There is no separate application form for the college, a link to the google form will be shared in shortlisting mail for basic details. Shortlisting calls will be around January....Read More

Qualified for the CAT score cutoff, then clear the interview round, got the reservation benefit of an OBC, and managed to get a seat with a score of 90.6 percentile. Very rigorous admission process where they select people from diverse backgrounds....Read More