Hello Azgar Ali! Your academic records—75% in 10th, 70% in 12th, and over 70% in BPT (Bachelor of Physiotherapy)—are solid, but admission to the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) largely depends on more than just your past academic performance.

Here’s what you should consider:

1. **CAT Exam**: The most critical factor for IIM admission is your CAT (Common Admission Test) score. A high CAT percentile (generally above 95-99 percentile for top IIMs) is essential to secure a call for the interview process.

2. **Work Experience**: IIMs also consider work experience as part of the selection process. If you have relevant work experience, it can enhance your profile.

3. **Diversity Factor**: Coming from a healthcare background, you may benefit from the diversity factor, as IIMs seek candidates from varied educational backgrounds to enrich their classroom discussions.

4. **Interview and Written Ability Test (WAT)**: If you clear the CAT cutoff, the next stage involves a personal interview and a written ability test. Your ability to articulate your goals, along with your understanding of business and healthcare, will be crucial here.

While your academic records are good, focusing on achieving a high CAT score and preparing well for the interview process will significantly improve your chances of getting into an IIM.