IMI Kolkata Alipore Answered Questions

The dates for the Personal Interview (PI) of IMI Kolkata may vary each year, and the institute will usually notify candidates through email or on their official website. However, it's best to contact the admission office of IMI Kolkata to inquire about the exact dates and schedule of the PI process.
Since you have applied to IMI Kolkata, you should regularly check your email and the institute's official website for any updates on the admission process. In case you do not receive any updates, you can reach out to the admission office through phone or email to inquire about the same. They will be able to provide you with the necessary information and help you with any queries or concerns you may have regarding the admission process.
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