IPMAT Rohtak
IIM Rohtak's five-year Integrated Programme in Management and the aptitude test that leads to it.
Overview
IPMAT Rohtak is the route into the Integrated Programme in Management (IPM), five-year programme at IIM Rohtak. Five years.
Seats: 198 seats in total for IPM Batch 08 (session 2026-31), including 10% reserved for EWS candidates
Fees: Registration fee Rs 4,937 (non-refundable). Offer Acceptance Amount Rs 1,00,000, adjusted against the first-year programme fee. The programme fee itself is published in a separate fee-structure document on the institute's website.
- Withdrawal is permitted before the registration date, with Rs 1,000 deducted as a processing fee and the refund made within 150 to 180 days.
Eligibility
- Minimum 60% in Class X / SSC and 60% in Class XII / HSC (55% for SC, ST and DAP candidates), calculated on the best five subjects
- Maximum age 20 years as on 30 June 2026 (25 years for SC and ST candidates)
- Candidates likely to complete Class XII by the end of June 2026 may apply, with admission provisional until results are declared
These are the criteria published for IPM Batch 08 (session 2026-31). Criteria for the next cycle may differ - confirm on the official page.
Exam pattern
| Section | Questions |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Ability | 40 |
| Logical Reasoning | 40 |
| Verbal Ability | 40 |
| Total | 120 |
Duration: 120 minutes in total
Marking: 4 marks for a correct answer, minus 1 for a wrong answer. All questions are multiple choice.
Candidates who also apply for the Integrated Programme in Law take an additional Legal Reasoning section of 20 questions in 20 minutes, with the same marking scheme.
Pattern as published for IPMAT 2026. The official page does not state whether the test is taken online or at a centre.
Syllabus
The published pattern names the areas tested: Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability. A topic-by-topic syllabus is not published by the institute, so we do not reproduce one here as though it were official.
What we teach for these areas is set out in our course pages, and we will send you the topic plan for your target exam if you ask for it.
Selection process
- Stage 1
Online registration, with a registration fee
- Stage 2
IPM Aptitude Test
- Stage 3
Shortlisting for a Personal Interview, based on minimum eligibility and the aptitude test score
- Stage 4
Final merit list based on a composite score
How the final merit list is weighted
| Component | Weight |
|---|---|
| Aptitude test | 55% |
| Personal Interview | 15% |
| Class X / SSC marks | 10% |
| Class XII / HSC marks | 20% |
Important dates
| Milestone | Date |
|---|---|
| Online application opens | 6 February 2026 |
| Last date to submit the online application | 6 April 2026 |
| IPM Aptitude Test | 10 May 2026 |
| Interview calls announced | Last week of May 2026 |
| Personal interviews | First or second week of June 2026 |
| Selection list announced | Second week of July 2026 |
| Academic session begins | Third week of August 2026 |
These are the dates IIM Rohtak published for the 2026 cycle, and the institute marks them tentative. The cycle has now passed; dates for the next cycle were not published at the time this page was built.
Preparation strategy
How SoGo Sir asks students to go about it. Method, not motivation.
Know the arithmetic of the paper
Three sections of 40 questions, 120 minutes, 4 marks for a correct answer and minus 1 for a wrong one. That works out to one minute per question, and it means blind guessing costs you.
Your Class 10 and 12 marks are part of the score
Thirty per cent of the final merit score comes from your board marks. Doing well at school is preparation, not a distraction from it.
Build accuracy before speed
With negative marking, a student who attempts 70 questions accurately beats one who attempts 100 carelessly. Decide your attempt strategy in mocks, not in the hall.
Give Logical Reasoning its own daily slot
A full third of the paper is Logical Reasoning. It improves with pattern exposure, so a set a day beats a marathon once a week.
Prepare for the interview, which carries 15%
Be able to talk about why management, what you read, and what you do outside school. Vague answers are the common failure here.
Watch the official dates page
IIM Rohtak marks its dates tentative and publishes them on its own important-dates page. Check it rather than relying on any coaching site, ours included.
Related courses
Our batches currently open. Ask us which one fits your class and target year.
Common questions
IPMAT refers to the aptitude tests used for admission to five-year Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) courses, which students join after Class 12. IIM Indore and IIM Rohtak each conduct their own test, and the National Testing Agency conducts JIPMAT for IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu.
Eligibility is set by each institute and is based on Class 10 and Class 12 marks, with a maximum age limit. The exact percentages and age cut-offs can change from year to year, so always confirm them on the official website for the year you are applying in. The official link is given at the bottom of each exam page.
Most students start in Class 11 or at the beginning of Class 12, so that school studies and test preparation run side by side. Quantitative ability and verbal ability both reward regular daily practice rather than last-minute study.
Our IPMAT mentorship plans are being finalised. Please send an enquiry and we will share the current batch details, schedule and fee with you directly.