What's the admission process at IIM Rohtak and what’s the percentile required?

Since its inception in 2009, IIM Rohtak has steadily grown into a premier B-School, achieving numerous milestones.

The primary goal of IIM Rohtak's admission process is to identify qualified candidates for admission in each category, namely General, NC-OBC, SC, ST, EWS, and PWD/DAP. The Institute acknowledges the possibility of a student body that is generalized toward men and graduates with degrees in engineering and other related fields, even though merit is the primary factor. Therefore, it works to ensure that opportunities for various subject streams and genders are more evenly distributed. The strategy used at IIM Rohtak includes properly recognizing academic consistency.

IIM Rohtak's new admissions procedure consists of the following five steps considering that the institute is no longer a CAP participant:

• Stage I: IIM Rohtak Online Registration for PGP Admission.
• Stage II: It consists of a written analysis test (WAT) and a personal interview (PI)
• Stage III: The Final Selection List is based on CAT, WAT, and PI scores, as well as Diversity.
• Stage IV: Provisional Admission Offer for the PGP program.
• Stage V: Reporting to the PGP program.

The CAT Total Score will be given a weight of 45%. (Scaled to 100). WAT and PI scores will be given a weight of 35%. Furthermore, candidates will be given a 20% weighting for academic diversity and gender diversity.