DOMS NALSAR Begins IPM (BBA + MBA) Admission 2026; Apply Till May 20 @doms.nalsar.ac.in

Content Writer | Updated On - Dec 4, 2025

DOMS NALSAR has opened IPM (BBA+MBA) admission for the 2026 batch. Apply online till May 20, 2026.

DOMS NALSAR University of Law has opened admissions for its 5-Year Integrated BBA-MBA (IPM) program for the academic session 2026–2031. Interested students who have passed Class 12 can apply online at the official website. The last date to submit the application form is May 20, 2026, and candidates will be selected through NMET (UG) or IPMAT (Indore) followed by a personal interview. The fee structure for 2026 has been released, showing the total academic fee at ₹22.3 lakh for Indian nationals.

NALSAR IPM Fee Structure 2026 (Indian Nationals)

Particulars	Amount
Tuition Fee (Per Year)	₹2,25,000
Academic Fee (Per Year)	₹1,00,000
User Charges (Hostel, Utilities)	₹1,07,000 per year
Hostel Deposit	₹10,000
Library Deposit	₹5,000
Mess Deposit	₹5,000
Mess Charges (Approx / Year)	₹40,000
Total Academic Fee (5 Years)	₹22.3 lakh

Note: Fee may increase ₹5,000 every year; subject to revision

NALSAR IPM 2026 Admission Dates

Event	Dates
Online registration	Begins
Last date to apply	May 20, 2026
PI shortlist	To be announced
PI dates	To be announced
NMET (UG) exam	To be announced

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for the IPM program, a student must have completed Class 12 with at least 60% marks, while candidates belonging to SC/ST categories need a minimum of 50% marks from a recognized board. Applicants also need to have a valid NMET (UG) or IPMAT (Indore) scorecard for admission consideration. Those applying under the Telangana category must satisfy the state-specific residence rules defined by the university to be eligible for seats reserved under this quota.

Admission to the IPM program will be based on a combination of the entrance score and a personal interview. The university gives 75% weightage to the NMET or IPMAT score, while the personal interview carries 25% weightage in the final selection process. If a candidate appears for both entrance tests, the university will consider the best score while preparing the merit list.