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It's important to know about the admissions process if you're preparing for the CAT exam and want to get into the top IIMs. I found a very helpful page on the MBA Universe website that provides all the information you need

1. Eligibility Requirements: This section explains who can apply to IIMs and what qualifications you need, such as minimum marks in graduation and other important criteria for applying. 
2. CAT Cut-offs and Scores: You will get a clear idea of the minimum CAT scores you need for different IIMs. The page also explains how each IIM measures your CAT score, scholars, work experience, and other factors, which is important because each IIM has a different process.

3. It describes how IIMs choose applicants in phases, starting with your CAT score and moving on to your performance in the Written Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI). Knowing this can help you concentrate on more than just CAT; it can help you focus on all aspects of the selection process.
4. Even if you didn't have the best CAT score, the site also discusses how IIMs take into account your past professional and academic background, which can have a big impact on your chances of getting a call.

5. GD-PI-WAT Hints: You will have to go through the GD, PI, and WAT rounds after passing the CAT. For the final selection, the page provides helpful advice on how to get ready for these rounds.


This tutorial is quite beneficial for anyone serious about IIMs because it provides useful advice and breaks down the entire procedure. Knowing what each IIM looks for in a candidate will help you make better plans. 

 

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