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Stay on OBC quota puts IIMs in fix

Stay on OBC quota puts IIMs in fix

The Supreme Courts stay on 27 per cent reservation for Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in elite educational institutions on Thursday could impact admissions in IIMs this year.

The IIMs had already finalised the list of candidates for admission in May 2007. At IIM-Bangalore, interviews for the 270 seats are over.

There were 1,065 candidates who were called for interviews based on the seven per cent OBC reservation at IIM-B for this year.

More : ibnlive.com


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