Hi aspirant,

The cutoff of IPMAT 2020 refers to the minimum marks to be scored by test-takers in order to qualify or get shortlisted for the further rounds of the selection procedure. The shortlisted students will then have to appear for Personal Interviews at IIM Indore. After this, the final merit list will be declared soon.

For NC-OBC the cut off score  was

in 2018 was 63.69

in 2017 was 63.69

IPMAT 2020 selection procedure was to be conducted in three stages which are as follows:

Stage 1 - Appear for IPMAT 2020

Stage 2 - Written Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI)

Stage 3 - Shortlisting of Students

So the admission depends on the further rounds too.

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ipmat-cutoff

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ipmat-analysis

you will easily get admission for IPM with the rank you have provided. For general category, the composite score for admission is expected to be 145+, so for OBC category it will be around 100+. But, these are based on previous year trends and can not guarantee your admission, so hope for the best.

Hello aspirant,

Students who are appear for the IPMAT 2020 exam should have an idea of the best books for IPMAT. To clear this exam, one must have knowledge of books to which they refer to while preparing is important.

To prepare effectively for IPMAT, you can refer to the books mentioned below:-

Quantitative Ability

• Quantitative aptitude for Competitive exam by R.S. AGGARWAL
• Class XI and XII Mathematics by R.D. Sharma

Verbal Ability

• Better English by Norman Lewis
• Word power Made Easy by Norwan Lewis
• English Grammar and Composition by Wren and Martin

Hey,

The competition is increasing day by day in everything. So it's better to start preparing as soon as possible. If you will start now you will be having ample of time to practice the syllabus and questions that will give you an edge over your competitor.

There are many books available, but for Quantitative aptitude you can read QUANTITATIVE APTITUDE BY RS AGARWAL or RD SHARMA  CLASS 11 &12th.

For verbal ability you can read Norman Lewis English Vocabulary or read newspapers, online articles, etc.

All the very best

Thank you.

Hello,

The minimum eligibility criteria for appearing in IPMAT is as follows:

For General candidates:

Students must have secured 60% marks in HSC and SSC

For SC/ST/PwD Candidates:

Students must have secured 55% marks in HSC and SSC

Your percentage is 47.5. So, you are not eligible for appearing in IPMAT. You can get more details about IPMAT eligibility criteria at this link: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ipmat-eligibility-criteria

Hello Dear,

IPMAT is an admission test conducted by IIM Indore for admissions into 5 years Integrated Program in Management (IPM).  The result is announced you can search it over its website. For more information you can vissit on the following link.

https://bschool.careers360.com/exams/ipmat

Good Luck

Hello Om vyas , If you want to know about the syllabus of ipmat then visit https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ipmat-syllabus and if we talk about that we can do ipmat preparation along with mbbs then my answer is its totally depend on you because manage ipmat preparation with a professional course it is an tough task.So final decision is yours.

Hope it will be helpful for you :)

Hii there,

Dear candidate, your question is not complete, it has some missing information but if you didn't get any rank for ipmat for rohtak then do consider other options as well, so that you don't waste your 1 year. You might had applied for other examinations, please consider that too.

Yes you can try for rohtak as well but there are very few chances. Good luck!

Hi Dear,

Following are few books for IPMAT :

1.Crack the IIM Indore IPM (Integrated Programme in Management) Entrance Examination by North Academy

2.Wiley's ExamXpert IIM-IPM (IIM-Indore Integrated Program in Management) Aptitude Test by Wiley India

You can purchase these books from amazon and flipkart online.

For more details visit the given link:

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/ipmat-syllabus#Best-books-for-IPMAT-2020

Good Luck

Hi,

This is a very important step in your preparation. Ensure that you spend atleast 3-4 hours qualitatively analyzing each mock that you write.

Also, referring to the right books and study materials will help in clearing the exam with more marks.

Books recommended:

1:Crack IIM indore

2:The Pearson Guide to IIM Indore-IPM

For qualitative ability:

Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exams by R.S. Aggarwal Class XI and XII Mathematics by R.D. Sharma

I hope it helps you.

Happy learning!!

Hey there.

According to me, if you seriously want to prepare for IPM, don't go after the number of books you need to prepare, rather you need to pick the syllabus and look for books that best prepare you for that syllabus. Cause it's not the quantity of books that you study from (ofcourse a minimum is essential), rather the quality of practice that you do from them.

So first of all, 11th and 12th maths syllabus books are a must. They will prepare you thoroughly for the quant section. Along with that, R.S. Aggarwal is another book that most people refer to for the quant section. For the verbal ability, Word Power made easy is a favourite. It is a great book that covers wide range of verbal ability enhancers.

All in all, whatever you do, make sure you adhere to the syllabus very well and do not distract from it.

Hope this help :)

All the best!