What eligible means
The entered pathway and reported percentage meet the configured common minimum rules.
Check whether your graduation status, qualifying percentage, category and professional qualification meet the common CAT application rules.
The result checks common application-level conditions. It is useful for identifying an obvious gap before registration, but it is not an IIM shortlist or document-verification decision.
The entered pathway and reported percentage meet the configured common minimum rules.
You can proceed to review the official registration instructions and programme-specific requirements.
Your category, status, professional qualification and university-certified percentage are entered correctly.
The result does not test document validity, sectional cut-offs, academic profile scoring or institute-specific criteria.
Eligible under the configured 50% threshold
The completed-degree pathway is accepted and 62% is above the category threshold.
Eligible under the configured 45% threshold
The final-year pathway is accepted and 47% is above the category-specific minimum. Admission proof remains provisional.
Not eligible under the configured common rule
The academic pathway is accepted, but 48.5% is below the 50% category minimum and is not rounded upward.
Eligible = accepted pathway AND qualifying percentage ≥ category minimum
The calculator compares the entered value to two decimal places and does not round a below-threshold percentage upward.
Common application thresholds from the reviewed bulletin.
A multiplier such as 9.5 is not universal. Use it only when the awarding institution certifies it.
IIM shortlists can use sectional percentiles, academics, experience and diversity after the common minimum check.
Category affects the threshold and later document verification; it must match valid application records.
Final-year and result-awaited pathways usually require later proof by institute-specific deadlines.
Select your graduation status and enter the certified qualifying percentage.
Select the applicable reservation category and any completed professional qualification.
Check the threshold, missing requirements and notes, then copy a shareable result link if needed.
The calculator first selects the percentage threshold configured for the chosen category. It then checks whether the selected graduation status or professional qualification is an accepted application pathway.
The result separates the decision from its explanation. If a condition is missing, the tool identifies the unmet rule instead of returning an unexplained status.
A planning comparison, not a substitute for each exam’s current bulletin.
The latest published CAT eligibility bulletin does not prescribe an age limit. Your date of birth is collected for a complete eligibility check but does not change the result.
General, EWS and NC-OBC candidates need at least 50% or equivalent CGPA. SC, ST and PwD candidates need at least 45%.
Yes. Final-year candidates and candidates who have completed degree requirements but are awaiting results may apply, subject to later submitting the certificate and final proof required by the admitting IIM.
The published CAT conditions accept completed CA, CS, ICWA/CMA and FIAI professional qualifications when the applicable minimum percentage requirement is met.
No. This result only checks the common minimum CAT eligibility rules. Every IIM has separate shortlisting criteria, including overall and sectional percentiles, academics and other profile factors.
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