The cut off the entrance examination is the minimum marks which the candidate must score to be eligible to participate in the next round. There are certain parameters which are generally taken into the account while determining the final cut off and they are the total number of candidates who appeared for MICAT, difficulty level of the exam; past year cut off trends and other vital things. In the previous season, many test-takers scoring between 58-66/105 failed for the second round as they had not cleared the Psychometric test, while someone clearing the Psychometric Test and scoring as low as 49/105 received a call for the Personal Interview: –

MICAT 2024 Cut off

The MICAT 2024 Cut Off represents the minimum qualifying marks required by candidates in each section to proceed to the next round of selection. Although the official MICAT cutoff is not disclosed by the authorities, any updates will be provided here. In 2018, out of a total of 4,453 candidates, 3,908 appeared for the MICAT.

MICA does not publish an official cutoff list for admission to PGDM-C. Candidates who do not meet the minimum cutoff criteria are not selected for further stages of the MICAT Selection Process.

Though the MICA has not released the cut-off for MICAT 2024 yet, the sectional cut-off for MICAT past year is mentioned in the below table: –