MICA has not published a MICAT cutoff score for the 2027 admission cycle. It states that it follows section-wise qualifying criteria for MICAT, and it does not print the numbers. The criteria can change in each admission cycle. For the PGDM-C, PGDM and Sports Management programmes, you also need a valid CAT, XAT or GMAT score along with MICAT.
No official MICAT cutoff number exists
MICA has not published MICAT cutoff marks, a CAT, XAT or GMAT percentile cutoff, or a category-wise cutoff for 2027. Any such number you see online is an unofficial estimate.
MICA states two things about the MICAT cutoff 2027. It applies section-wise qualifying criteria, and it publishes no marks for them. The stats show the facts that matter before you register.
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Published MICAT cutoff marks
MICA prints no number
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MICAT sections
Psychometric, Descriptive, Aptitude
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MICAT sittings
5 December 2026 and 12 February 2027
No. MICA has released no MICAT cutoff for the 2027 admission cycle. It declares MICAT I scores on 18 December 2026 and MICAT II scores on 28 February 2027. It does not publish the qualifying marks with them.
Yes. MICA applies section-wise qualifying criteria to MICAT, but it does not publish the numbers. You cannot check a cutoff figure in advance. Prepare all three sections instead of aiming at one expected score.
MICA publishes no MICAT cutoff marks for 2027. It applies section-wise qualifying criteria that can change in each cycle, so no single number exists. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
No. MICA declares the MICAT score on 18 December 2026 for MICAT I and on 28 February 2027 for MICAT II. It does not publish the qualifying marks. Source: MICA admissions calendar for the 2027 intake.
| MICAT Exam Features | MICAT Exam Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body | Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA) |
| Exam Level | National |
| Exam Frequency | Twice a year (MICAT-I in December and MICAT-II in February) |
| Exam Mode | Computer based |
| Exam Duration | 2 hours 15 minutes (135 minutes) |
| Total Marks | Varies by test cycle (consists of Psychometric, Descriptive, and Aptitude sections) |
| Question Types | MCQs, Psychometric questions, and Descriptive (Essay/Story writing) questions |
| Marking Scheme | Section C (Aptitude) carries +1 for correct answers and −0.25 for wrong answers. No negative marking for Psychometric and Descriptive sections. |
| Languages | English |
| Exam Purpose | Admission to MBA and Executive MBA programmes |
| Official Website | www.mica.ac.in |
The MICAT cutoff cannot be given as a percentile, because MICA publishes no CAT, XAT or GMAT percentile cutoff either. The PGDM-C, PGDM and Sports Management programmes need a valid score in one of these exams along with MICAT. So the cutoff has two parts. One is the MICAT section-wise criteria. The other is the qualifying criteria for your CAT, XAT or GMAT score.
MICA names no minimum percentile on its admissions page. Do not rely on a percentile range from a blog, because MICA has not confirmed any. Read the CAT exam page for the CAT dates and the MICA cutoff page for the stage-wise view at MICA.
You can apply, because MICA names no minimum percentile. MICAT and the later stages still apply, so keep other colleges ready. The programmes that use MICAT only, such as the PGCM-AMC, PGCM-DMMC and Strategic Communication, need no CAT, XAT or GMAT score.
MICA publishes no category-wise MICAT cutoff on its admissions page. So there is no separate MICAT cutoff for General, OBC, SC, ST, EWS or PwD candidates to read. Do not use a percentile table for any category, because MICA has not confirmed one.
MICA states no separate MICAT cutoff for any category on its admissions page. Check the admission notice of your programme before you register. For any category rule, ask the MICA admissions office in writing.
MICA publishes no MICAT cutoff for the General category. It applies section-wise qualifying criteria and does not print the numbers. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
MICA states no separate MICAT cutoff for OBC, SC or any other category on its admissions page. Ask the MICA admissions office for the category rules in writing before you register.
MICA applies section-wise qualifying criteria to MICAT and publishes no sectional marks for 2027. MICAT has three sections, as listed on the MICA admissions page.
| MICAT section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Psychometric | Personality and preference questions |
| Descriptive | Written responses on the computer |
| Aptitude | Divergent and convergent thinking, verbal ability, quantitative ability and data interpretation |
MICA says it applies section-wise qualifying criteria across MICAT. It does not name the marks for each section. The aptitude section has three areas, so a weak area can hurt even when another area is strong.
No. The MICA admissions page for 2027 lists three aptitude areas, and General Awareness is not one of them. Reports that list a General Awareness cutoff describe an earlier pattern. Prepare for the three current areas. Read current affairs only as general support for the descriptive section.
MICA applies section-wise qualifying criteria to MICAT but publishes no sectional marks for 2027. The criteria can change in each cycle. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
It covers divergent and convergent thinking, verbal ability, and quantitative ability with data interpretation. General Awareness is not listed for 2027. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
A MICAT raw score and a percentile are different measures, and MICA publishes no conversion between them. A raw score shows the marks you earn under the marking rules of your sitting. A percentile compares you with other candidates. MICA says it uses normalised scores in selection, so you cannot convert your raw marks into an official percentile.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Raw score | Marks earned under the marking rules of your sitting |
| Normalised score | A score adjusted for differences in score distribution |
| Qualifying criteria | The section-wise threshold MICA applies and does not print |
No. MICA publishes no MICAT percentile cutoff. If you sit both MICAT I and MICAT II, MICA considers the better performance. Do not present an old raw-score range as an official percentile cutoff.
No. MICA publishes no MICAT percentile cutoff. It uses normalised scores and applies section-wise qualifying criteria that it does not print. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
MICA uses a multi-stage process, and clearing the MICAT criteria is only one stage. MICA considers you for the next stage only when you meet the qualifying conditions of the earlier one. This is why the MICAT cutoff cannot be read as one score.
MICA shortlists candidates in stages, as per the selection process it has released. The selection method can change from one admission cycle to the next. Check the rules of your programme for the cycle you apply in.
MICA published the weightage below in its admission document for the 2026-28 batch. The 2027 admissions page does not repeat it, so treat it as a previous-cycle guide only.
| Selection component | Weightage (2026-28 batch) |
|---|---|
| CAT, XAT or GMAT | 35% |
| MICAT | 25% |
| Group exercise | 10% |
| Personal interview | 20% |
| Class 10, Class 12 and graduation marks | 5% |
| Extracurricular activities, sports and diversity factors | 5% |
Meeting the MICAT criteria does not secure an offer. Your entrance-test score, group exercise, interview and the other components all add to the final score. Read the MICA admission page for the dates of each stage.
No. You must also meet the CAT, XAT or GMAT requirement where it applies. The group exercise, the personal interview and the final merit list then decide the offer. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
The 2027 admissions page lists no weightage. The 35%, 25%, 10%, 20%, 5% and 5% split belongs to the 2026-28 admission document and may change. Check the current programme brochure.
MICA publishes no previous-year MICAT cutoff, so there is no official trend to read. A table of old sectional marks on a blog has no official source. The only change MICA shows from the earlier cycle is in the pattern, because General Awareness is no longer listed.
Nothing that you can rely on. Test difficulty, candidate performance and admission rules can change the qualifying criteria in each cycle. Plan around the current three-section structure and not around an older cutoff table.
MICA published no MICAT cutoff marks for earlier years. A table of old sectional marks is unofficial and cannot be checked. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
MICA states that its qualifying criteria can change in each admission cycle. These are the factors that matter to you.
MICA uses normalised scores. The overall score distribution can change how your raw mark compares with other candidates. This is why an older score table does not help.
You must meet the required criteria in each section. A strong score in one section does not make up for a weak one elsewhere. Prepare all three sections.
For the PGDM-C, PGDM and Sports Management, your CAT, XAT or GMAT performance is part of selection. Review the requirement for that exam as well as for MICAT.
Aim for a balanced score in every section. Follow these steps before MICAT I on 5 December 2026.
Check the MICA admissions page and the programme page for your course. These list the admission rules and the calendar. If you have a question about a rule, contact the MICA admissions team.
Open the MICA admissions page and the programme page for your course. MICA states that it follows section-wise qualifying criteria and does not print the marks. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
Yes. You can sit MICAT I and MICAT II with a separate registration and fee for each sitting. MICA considers the better performance. Source: MICA admissions page, read on 11 November 2026.
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