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Indian Institute of Management (IIM) (IIM Kashipur) in Uttarakhand has historical cutoff records for CAT on this page. There is no single cutoff for the whole college: read each course, category, quota and round separately. Coverage below reflects the records on this page.
The latest recorded year is 2025. 2 records in that group cover 1 named category. Across the available years, 2 distinct course labels are recorded.
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Recorded years: 2021-2025. Year changes appear only for single closing values with matching course, category, quota, round, counselling context and unit.
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Use CAT College PredictorThe official IIM Kashipur MBA page captured on 4 November 2026 displays a minimum CAT-2024 percentile table used to select candidates eligible for a personal interview. The page also says the 2026-28 batch cutoffs would be updated under JAP 2026. That older table is not a CAT-2026 target for the next admission cycle. In the official materials reviewed for this page, I did not find a published 2027-29 threshold table.
The safest next step is to wait for a dated IIM Kashipur policy for the relevant MBA batch. Check the CAT year, category, each sectional percentile and the overall percentile together. A past overall figure alone is not enough to judge eligibility, and a previous PI-shortlisting threshold is not a prediction of admission.
The 2026-28 MBA policy table labels these as minimum CAT-2024 percentiles used to consider candidates for the PI shortlist. Read each row across all three sections and the overall percentile:
These are eligibility figures for PI consideration, not a promised interview call or a final admission cutoff. The policy says they may be lowered if too few candidates are shortlisted in a category, and that IIMs may also use a higher cutoff. That distinction matters when comparing a published threshold with the percentile of someone who was ultimately admitted. The policy page says its 2026-28 values would be updated under JAP 2026; do not silently treat the CAT-2024 figures as the final rule for that batch or any later batch.
There is also a label difference across IIM Kashipur’s official materials: the linked policy PDF calls the last row “PwD”, while the admission page table uses “DAP”. The numerical row shown is the same in the two captures, but this article keeps each source’s label as printed rather than asserting a category equivalence.
IIM Kashipur’s 2024-25 annual report gives a different kind of figure: the minimum and maximum CAT percentile among students admitted to the General MBA 2024-26 batch. It lists 292 admitted students across categories. The observed ranges were:
These are the endpoints observed among that admitted cohort, not the institute’s minimum PI-shortlisting rules, a category guarantee or a likely range for the next class. The report does not identify the score or profile of a typical applicant from these endpoints. Its category label is “DAP”; keep it as published when citing the annual report rather than copying the policy PDF’s “PwD” label into this table.
The policy’s General-category total is 95, while the annual report lists 94.00 as the lowest CAT percentile among admitted General MBA students for 2024-26. Those numbers describe different stages: one is a minimum PI-shortlisting criterion printed in a policy table, and the other is an observed minimum among the admitted class. The policy allows cutoffs to be lowered when too few candidates qualify for a category; however, the annual report does not say whether that provision explains the 94.00 observation. The documents should therefore be read side by side, without inventing a case-level explanation.
For a future application, compare the new batch policy with your exact CAT year and category. Read sectional and overall cutoffs separately, then confirm the process and any later relaxation notice with IIM Kashipur. Do not use the 2024-26 admitted-student minimum as a safe score, and do not use an old shortlist minimum as a guarantee of an interview or offer. The next official policy is the source for the next intake.
Before comparing any two numbers, identify what each one measures, its CAT year, and the relevant admission stage. A sectional percentile can matter even when an overall percentile is higher than the listed total, while an admitted-student range describes people who completed the selection process. Neither table contains enough information to estimate an individual’s probability of selection. Applicants should also confirm their category documentation and the current application instructions; category labels and procedures should be taken from the policy for the specific batch.
Keep the CAT scorecard and category certificate details available when checking a future policy, since a headline total does not show whether each section meets its own floor. A threshold table also cannot account for the rest of a selection process or later policy changes. If the institute posts a revised notice, use that notice for its named batch and retain the earlier table only as historical context. When a category name differs between documents, quote the relevant source label and seek clarification from the institute instead of treating two abbreviations as automatically interchangeable.
