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The IIT MBA cut off for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category varies across different IITs. Here are some cut offs for your reference:

- IIT Delhi: The expected cut off for shortlisting candidates for Personal Interview (PI) is around 90 percentile for the General category. However, the cut off for EWS category is not explicitly mentioned. The application fee for EWS category is INR 1600 for one program and INR 3200 for two programs ¹.

- IIT Bombay: The section-wise CAT cut off 2024 for IIT Bombay is as follows:

- _VARC_: 75 percentile

- _DILR_: 75 percentile

- _Quant_: 75 percentile

- _Overall_: 90 percentile for General category ¹

Unfortunately, the EWS category cut off is not specified.

- IIT Kharagpur: The CAT cut off 2024 for IIT Kharagpur is 90 percentile for General category. The cut off for EWS category is not mentioned .

Please note that these cut offs are based on previous year's data and may vary for the current year. It's always best to check the official websites of the respective IITs for the most up-to-date information.

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The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) offer MBA programs with varying cut-offs for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category. Here's an overview based on recent data:

• IIT Delhi : For the MBA program, the minimum shortlisting index cut-off for the EWS category is 41.00. This index considers factors like CAT score, academic marks, work experience, and gender diversity.

• IIT Bombay : The qualifying CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 90. Candidates must meet this percentile to be considered for the next stages of the admission process.

• IIT Madras : The expected CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 90. This percentile is used to shortlist candidates for further evaluation.

• IIT Kanpur : The qualifying CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 80. Candidates must achieve this percentile to be eligible for the admission process.

• IIT Roorkee : The qualifying CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 90. Candidates must meet this percentile to be considered for the next stages of the admission process.

• IIT Kharagpur : The qualifying CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 90. Candidates must achieve this percentile to be eligible for the admission process.

• IIT Madras : The expected CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 90. This percentile is used to shortlist candidates for further evaluation.

• IIT Kanpur : The qualifying CAT percentile cut-off for the EWS category is 80. Candidates must achieve this percentile to be eligible for the admission process.

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The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) offer Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs with specific cut-off percentiles for various categories, including the Economically Weaker Section (EWS). These cut-offs are determined based on the Common Admission Test (CAT) scores and may vary across different IITs.

General CAT Cut-Off Percentiles for MBA Admissions in IITs:

Note: These figures are based on available data and may vary. It's advisable to check the official IIT websites for the most accurate and updated information.

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Understanding the Cut-Off Percentiles:

• Qualifying Cut-Off: This is the minimum percentile required to be eligible for the selection process. For instance, IITs like IIT Kanpur and IIT ISM Dhanbad have a qualifying cut-off of 80% for the General category.

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• Final Selection Cut-Off: This is the percentile required to receive an invitation for the Personal Interview (PI) and Writing Ability Test (WAT). For example, IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay may have a final selection cut-off around 98% for the General category.

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Application Process:

1. CAT Examination: Candidates must appear for the CAT exam, which is typically conducted in November.

2. Application to IITs: After the CAT results are announced, candidates can apply to the respective IITs for the MBA program. The application process usually begins in December and continues into January.

3. Shortlisting and Selection: Based on the CAT scores and other criteria, IITs shortlist candidates for the PI and WAT rounds. The final selection is based on the overall performance in these rounds.

Important Considerations:

• Category-Specific Cut-Offs: Each category (General, EWS, OBC, SC, ST) has its own cut-off percentile. For example, the EWS category may have a cut-off around 81% for some IITs.

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• Application Fees: The application fee for MBA programs in IITs is generally around INR 1,600 for General, OBC, and EWS category candidates, and INR 800 for SC/ST/PwD candidates.

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• Seat Reservations: IITs follow the reservation policy as per government norms, which includes a certain percentage of seats reserved for EWS candidates.

For the most accurate and updated information, it's recommended to visit the official websites of the respective IITs or contact their admissions offices directly.

Hello there,

The IIT MBA cutoff for the EWS (Economically Weaker Section) category typically depends on the specific IIT and its MBA program. However, here are some general guidelines:

1. IITs Offering MBA : Some of the IITs that offer MBA programs include IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras, IIT Roorkee, etc.
   
   

2. IIT MBA Admission Process :

   • Candidates generally need to appear for CAT (Common Admission Test).
     
     
   • The cutoff for MBA admissions at IITs varies depending on factors such as the IIT, number of applicants, and the difficulty level of the exam.
     
     

3. EWS Category Cutoffs :

   • The EWS category cutoff is usually slightly lower than the General category cutoff but higher than the SC/ST/OBC categories.
     
     
   • For top IITs like IIT Bombay or IIT Delhi , the EWS cutoff can range from 90 to 95 percentile in CAT.
     
     
   • For other IITs, the EWS category cutoff could be around 85 to 90 percentile in CAT.
     
     

4. Factors Influencing the Cutoff :

   • The cutoff is subject to change every year based on factors like seat availability, the number of applicants, and the institute’s admission policy.

To get the exact EWS category cutoff, you should check the official IIT admission website for the specific institution you are interested in applying to.

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