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IIM Management Programme for Plus two Holders

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IIM Management Programme for Plus Two holders

                          Those who have completed Plus two and wish to join the management field, Indian Institute of Management in Indore conducts a five year integrated Programme. The IPM (Integrated Programme Management) gives admission opportunity to 120 persons. The qualification required is to pass both SSLC and Plus two exams with atleast 60%. Age should be below 20 for General and OBC candidates and 55% and 22 years for SC/ S.T / PWD categories. The total Marks for all the subjects will be considered for it. Students who who will complete their examinations within June 30 2017 can also apply. Admission will be temporary. During the time of admission, candidates will have to produce their SSLC, Plus two, Class Mark sheet , School Leaving certificate and Migration certificates.

 

                          As a part of selection, there will be Aptitude Test, Ability test and a Personal interview. Selection procedure will be completed in Five stages. The first step is submission of the Application form. Those who are interested can apply through the link www.iimdr.ac.in with in April 18 2017. The Application Fees for General/OBC is Rs.1400/- For SC/ST/PWD it is Rs.700/- The fees could be paid online. SC/ST/OBC-NC/PWD (DA) categories should produce Category Certificates to prove their validity for reservation.



                            The second stage is Aptitude Test. Based on the Applications, those who are qualified will be invited for a 2 hour Aptitude Test. On May 6, 2016, Tuesday, in the Centres including Kozhikkode and Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala, there will have an Objective Test of 100 questions in Two parts. The questions should be answered as declared earlier. 75 minutes is the time alloted for Quantitative ability. 45 minutes is for the Verbal ability. For correct answers of each questions, there will have 4 marks. If the answer is wrong there will have a loss of 1 mark. Model questions, including previous years questions, will be available in the website www.iimidr.ac.in .

                         On the third stage applicants will be shortlisted for Written Ability Test and Personal interview. Those who attained minimum eligibility score in the Aptitude test will be invited to this section. Aptitude test score will be evaluated on the basis of 65 marks for Quantitative ability section and 35 marks for Verbal ability. Further details about these are available in the website. 



                                Fourth stage is Written abiltiy test and Personal Interview. For these shortlisted candidates can choose their centre as Hyderabad, Bengalore, Chennai, Delhi, Guwahati, Kolkata, Lucknow or Mumbai. On different procedures in Personal interview, applicants will have to ensure quality in presentation.



                             On the fifth stage final list will be prepared. Waitage will be given in the order 50 for Aptitude score, 35 for personal interview and 15 for written ability test. There will be a reservation of 15 and 7.5 percentage for SC and St candidates respectively. 27% reservation for OBC and 3% for PD. The mode of selection for International applicants are given on the website. This course with a 5 year duration, will lead students to the depths of management education and also gives knowledge about Economics, Mathematics, Statitics, Social science, Biological science, Psychology, Language and Literature. There are three terms per year and total fifteen terms for the complete course.



                              First 3 years will be foundation courses. In the final 2 years, Students can continue their education with IIM Management programme students. 

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