IPMAT 2026 Question Paper is available for download here. IIM Indore conducted IPMAT 2026 on May 4 from 2 PM to 4 PM.

  • IPMAT 2026 Question Paper consists of three sections: Quantitative Ability (SA), Quantitative Ability (MCQ), and Verbal ability.
  • Quantitative Ability (MCQ) and Verbal ability carry 4 mark each and -1 for incorrect answers, while Quantitative Ability (SA) has no negative marking.

Also, Check-IPMAT 2026 Expected Marks Vs Percentile out of 360

Download IPMAT 2026 Question Paper with Solution PDF from the links provided below. According to initial student reaction, IPMAT 2026 Paper was of moderate level. Maths was hard while VARC was easy.

IPMAT 2026 Question Paper with Solution PDF

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IPMAT 2026 Question Paper Analysis

Overall, the paper was moderate to slightly difficult, with an increase in difficulty compared to previous years.

  • Quantitative Ability (MCQ & SA) was tough and lengthy, especially Arithmetic and Algebra-heavy questions.
  • Verbal Ability (VA) was moderate, with RC passages being manageable but time-consuming.
  • Time management was the biggest challenge, particularly due to lengthy QA sections.
  • The expected cutoff is likely to be similar or slightly lower than IPMAT 2025 due to tougher QA.


Question 1:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


Despite of the heavy rain, the event was successfully conducted.

  • (A) Despite the heavy rain
  • (B) Despite of heavy rain
  • (C) In spite the heavy rain
  • (D) Although of the heavy rain

Question 2:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


Despite his being very experienced in the field, but he was not considered for the position.

  • (A) being very experienced in the field, he
  • (B) very experienced in the field, but he
  • (C) having very experienced in the field, he
  • (D) having been very experienced in the field, but he

Question 3:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


The manager requested that each employee submit their report by the end of this week.

  • (A) The manager requested that each employee submits their report by the end of this week.
  • (B) The manager requested that each employee submit his report by the end of this week.
  • (C) The manager requested that each employees submit their report by the end of this week.
  • (D) The manager requested that each employees submits their report by the end of this week.

Question 4:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


"The teacher discussed the novel in the class that was recently published."

  • (A) that was recently published in the class
  • (B) in the class, which was recently published
  • (C) that the class was recently discussing
  • (D) that was recently published

Question 5:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


He admitted to me that he had not adequate prepared for the test.

  • (A) was not adequate prepared
  • (B) had not adequately prepared
  • (C) had not adequately preparations
  • (D) was not adequately preparations

Question 6:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


"The documentary, aiming to highlight the plight of endangered species, was narrated by a well-known environmentalist."

  • (A) was narrated by a well-known environmentalist aiming to highlight the plight of endangered species
  • (B) which was narrated by a well-known environmentalist, aimed to highlight the plight of endangered species
  • (C) aimed to highlight the plight of endangered species and was narrated
  • (D) narrated by a well-known environmentalist, aimed to highlight the plight of endangered species

Question 7:

Direction: In each of the following sentences, the incorrect part of the sentence is underlined. Choose an alternative from the four given options so that the sentence is rendered correct.


"Written in plain language to be accessible, the book's complexity of ideas surprised many readers."

  • (A) many readers were surprised by the book's complexity of ideas
  • (B) the complexity of ideas in the book surprised many readers
  • (C) it was the book's complexity of ideas that surprised many readers
  • (D) the book, surprising many readers with its complexity of ideas,

Question 8:

Direction: In the questions given below, choose the most appropriate option to replace the underlined part keeping in mind grammatical correctness.


We have now ample evident that the desirability of events affects the adaptational outcomes more than the amount of change that they require.

  • (A) we now have ample evident that the desirability of events affects the adaptational outcomes more than the amount of change that they require.
  • (B) we now have ample evidence that the desirability of events affects the adaptational outcomes more than the amount of change that they require.
  • (C) we now have ample evidence that the desirability of events effects the adaptational outcomes more than the amount of change that they require.
  • (D) we now have ample evidence that the desirability of events affects the adaptational outcomes more than the amount of changes that they require.

Question 9:

Direction: In the questions given below, choose the most appropriate option to replace the underlined part keeping in mind grammatical correctness.


The flippers or tail of a whale or seal lack insulating blubber, but countercurrent heat exchangers greatly reduce heat loss in these extremities, as it does in the legs of many birds.

  • (A) greatly reduce heat loss in these extremities, as it does in the legs of many birds.
  • (B) greatly reduce heat loss in the extremities, as it does in the legs of many bird.
  • (C) greatly reduce heat loss in these extremities, as they do in the legs of many birds.
  • (D) greatly reduce heat lose in these extremities, as these do in the legs of many birds.

Question 10:

Direction: You are presented with a sentence with certain parts in bold. Sentence is divided into certain parts in the options. Identify in which part a grammatical error exists. Consider the parts in bold as grammatically correct.


Bitcoin’s success hinges over the trust it may or may not eventually build among its intended users, devoid of which it will continue to be a speculative bet driven by market momentum.

  • (A) over the trust it may or
  • (B) may not eventually build among
  • (C) devoid of which it will
  • (D) continue to be a speculative bet