Admission to the program is based on an Aptitude Test and Personal Interview, with weights of 60% and 40% respectively. The Aptitude Test, like the CAT exam, includes quantitative aptitude, language skills, and logical reasoning, focusing on 12th-grade math and language. The admission process has three stages: an Admission Test, a Writing Ability Test (WAT), and a Personal Interview. Only those who clear all stages are selected, with the IPMAT exam as the exclusive entry route for Indian residents.
The course is student-friendly, with 3-4 classes daily from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, and requires 75% attendance for exams and scholarships. The 5-year program costs approximately Rs. 30 lakh, split between Rs. 15 lakh for the undergraduate phase and Rs. 14 lakh for the postgraduate phase, with fees paid each term. The program boasts a 100% placement rate, with average salaries between Rs. 25-30 lakh per annum for PGP IPM batches, and the highest reaching Rs. 1 crore.
The 2018-2020 batch had 160 participating companies, offering an average salary of Rs. 22.92 lakh and the highest at Rs. 56.8 lakh. Prominent recruiters include BCG, Kearney, JPMC, Goldman Sachs, and more. Internship opportunities are strong, with a 100% summer placement rate; the highest stipend was Rs. 6 lakh, and the average was Rs. 2.74 lakh. The program also includes mandatory social internships. Additional costs include a refundable Rs. 50,000 security deposit, with travel expenses borne by students.
About 30% of students receive scholarships, including Need-Based Financial Assistance. Loans up to Rs. 30 lakh are available through banks like SBI and Punjab National Bank.
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