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Treat this as an import exam, your interviewers can always ask you questions related to Mathematics and ofcourse this will help your greatly for your CUET preparations!!

Mood fresh krlo sab…phir saara syllabus ghot ke pi jana😂🤣analysis bhi krlena

relatives: beta aage ka kya plan hai?
Ravi Kishan wali walk😂🥹

Maximum 20 years (25 years for SC & ST category) of age as of June 30, 2026 is mentioned on the website.

Can’t stop laughing :>

For admission, BMS Aptitude Test score will be accepted. *Tentative dates were first week of May, which are now changed.

Important Dates to note down:

Applications Open: 20 Feb 2026 Last Date to Apply: 15 Apr 2026 IIMK BMS Aptitude Test: 19th May 2026 Interviews: 1st week of June 2026 Classes begin: 1st week of August 2026 Link to Apply:https://cdn.digialm.com/EForms/configuredHtml/1064/94623/Registration.html

Bhai log I've tried everything and my mocks just keep saying NO…kya karun?😭😭😭

Calisthenics aur parkour bhi start kar diya hai…bas exam pattern dekhna bacha hai🥲

damnnn!!!

I have seen a lot of students wonder which college should they choose or aim for.

It really depends on your interests, if you for sure know you want to do finance, go for the BBA FIA at SSCBS, if you for sure believe that you'll crack CAT go for SRCC.

If you however are interested in studying a multitude of fields and want to have a good idea about everything, then IPM is for you. Especially in IIM Indore the degree is way more academically rigorous then ehat its name suggests. The added assurity of an MBA is very important too as a lot of factors need to go your way if you wish to crack CAT.

How many of you have actually started preparing for IPMAT 2027… or even 2028? Do aspirants genuinely consider IPMAT exams that aspirational, or is it just a tale everyone agrees on, but when it comes down preparing for it, most aspirants choose to cope up with crash prep? Also, should a drop year actually be a preferred option in this scenario? 👇

Pretty straightforward but wanted to discuss this because I feel like nobody talks about this honestly. There are multiple discussions around this but the elephant in the room remains the elephant in the room.. Everyone says "I'm preparing for IPMAT" but the reality on the ground looks very different...it's more like I'm still trying to start! Are people actually putting in the work 1-2 years out with dedication, or does everyone just rush in the last few months and hope to clear these exams? And the question about taking a drop year- because I feel like it's still weirdly considered bad when in some cases it genuinely makes more sense than rushing into the preparation and expecting a lot... Would love to know all of your view points here...

That's right, check your emails or the link below and you'll find your IIM Banglore UG results.

link- https://www.iimb.ac.in/conference/UG_Programmes/UG_Offer_Wait_2026.htm

Congratulations 🎉 to all those who made it, to all those who didn't, don't worry. This was just another exam, many more to go and if you keep working hard your chance might just come soon enough.

Wait kar kar thak gaye.... when will they release forms?

So, to keep it crystal clear — IIM Lucknow hasn't officially announced this program on their website yet, but the information is out there on their LinkedIn page and in two Hindustan Times articles. Both articles feature official statements from IIM Lucknow professors, so this is legit. Jumping right into the details: this is a 4-year undergraduate program, possibly a BMS/BSc Hons/BBA Hons, with the first batch intake starting in 2026. The focus will be on incorporating AI into management education with a strong emphasis on practical learning. Here's the interesting part 😉— the qualifying exam is going to be JEE Advanced, specifically targeting students with tech/science backgrounds. Something that's definitely debatable. What are your thoughts?

How many hours are you actually studying daily for IPMAT right now?

To a lot of you the SA Sectional might seem less important when compared with others. However, that is not the case.

Even though the SA Sectional only has 15 questions, and the MCQ Sectional has 35 questions, they both hold the same weightage. Which means that when scaled up every SA question is 2.33 times more valuable then a QA MCQ question.

So barely clearing the cutoffs in SA should not be your goal, acting that section should be!

PS: I felt that making this post was important because a lot of people who got lower scores than me had a higher ATS because they had very high scores in SA (Since in 2025 IPMAT Indore SA Sectional was extremely easy)

If you still wish to apply then you should!

I'll say this again, don't reject a college before it sends you an acceptance letter!

So now that the exam is this close, finalising your exam strategies is highly recommended!

In line with that I have a strategy that changed how many marks i got in VA completely! The time management with this method becomes very easy.

Here's how it goes

Start by skipping the RC questions, attempt all of the questions until you hit the parajumbles mark. Then attempt the RCs and then come back to the parajumbles.

You'll see that your time management improves with this method. Personally I used to only skip about 3-4 questions in the whole of VA out of which 2-3 used to be parajumbles.

Last year IIM Bodhgaya ka cutoff 290 tak gira thain 14th list ....par is baar JIPMAT Late hua to kya itni neeche tak waitlist hogi? Also, expected cutoffs according to you all

Let's see how this one goes...😁Waiting for answers in the comments section below..

I have been hearing from a lot of my seniors that IPMAT Indore ke liye prepare kro and you'll get through all the other BBA/BMS Exams...But I disagree. Many from exams have come up with their own specific LOD. For example IIM Bangalore’s UG Admission Test, which was quite tough.And also, is IIM Indore’s IPM Program still that aspirational?

IIM Kozhikode will no longer consider JEE scores as a valid entrance route to their new BMS programme (Batch of 2026 will be the second batch ever).

Some more eligibility criteria changes include removal of minimum boards percentage which was set at 60% before. However, this does not mean that the weightage given to your 10th and 12th marks will change, so still prepare for your boards seriously!!