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IPMAT is a national level entrance exam conducted by IIM indore and IIM Rohtak to check aptitude of the students. This test is conducted for the admission to the five year integrated programme management course(IPM) offered by IIM Indore.

IPM is a Bachelors+Masters degree.

The students who have passed their 12th can give the test to take admission in IPM course offered by IIM.

You can know about this in detail by visiting the link given below:

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

Hello aspirant,

Yes, even if you are a commerce student who has not taken math as a subject, you can apply for the IPMAT. Candidates must have received a 60 percent or equivalent CGPA in class X and XII from a recognised board. Those in the reserved group have to achieve a total aggregate score of 55 percent or its equal CGPA.

Only three institutes in India offer the Integrated Program in Management (IPM): IIM Indore, IIM Rohtak, and Nirma University, Ahmadabad. For admission to these three institutes' IPM programmes, you must take the Integrated Program in Management Aptitude Test (IPMAT), which is administered separately by IIM Indore IPM and IIM Rohtak IPM.

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Hope this information helps you.

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

The Integrated Program Management Ability Test, or IPMAT, is a very difficult exam. About 66 of the 120 seats are in the general category.

The entrance exam for the five-year integrated programme at the Indian Institute of Management Indore is fairly challenging, so you must put in a lot of study time to pass it and get a spot in the IIM. For the math portion, you must thoroughly understand the concepts taught in classes 11 and 12 using the board-recommended textbooks or R.D. Sharma Complete. The book "Word Power Made Easy" can be used for English because it aids in the verbal aptitude and grammatical portions, as well as reading comprehension.

Given that verbal is the most challenging of all the subjects, doing this will guarantee you a high grade and move you forward. Additionally, you need to become used to reading newspapers like the Economic Times, the Hindu, and the Indian Express.
I hope this helps.

Good Luck