IIM Udaipur PI shortlist 2026 OUT; Apply Before January 11

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IIM Udaipur has released the PI shortlist for MBA admission 2026. Candidates who have been selected have to submit PI form by January 11, 2026. Shortlisting of candidates has been done on the basis of CAT 2025 score and academic record. The minimum CAT cut off 2025 is 95 percentile (General category) to be eligible for the selection round.

IIM Udaipur has released the PI shortlist for MBA admission 2026. Candidates who have been selected have to submit PI form by January 11, 2026. Read more.

IIM Udaipur Shortlist out 2026

IIM Udaipur Shortlist out 2026

IIM Udaipur PI shortlist 2026 has been released today. The link to check PI status and fill the form has been made live today. Candidates who have been selected can fill the IIM Udaipur PI shortlist form 2026 by January 11, 2026. They need to submit Expression of Interest (EOI) to be considered for the PI-WAT round.

Shortlisting of candidates has been done on the basis of CAT 2025 score and academic record. The minimum CAT cut off 2025 is 95 percentile (General category) to be eligible for the selection round.

How to Check IIM Udaipur PI shortlist 2026?

Candidates who selected IIM Udaipur in the CAT 2025 application form can check their PI shortlist status by following the process below

  • Open IIM Udaipur website
  • Click on the text indicating MBA 2026-2028 result
  • Enter email ID, CAT ID and DoB
  • Click on ‘check status’ to login
  • Once logged in, you can check your status
  • Fill the PI form/submit expression of interest
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Commonly asked questions
Q:   Which documents are required for filling CAT application form?
A: 

Candidates need the following documents while filling the CAT application form:

  • A recent passport size photo (color against white background)
  • Scanned signature with black pen on white paper
  • Any photo ID card like PAN card, Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Passport 
  • Class 10 marksheet 
  • Class 12 marksheet 
  • Graduation marksheet 
  • Permanent address proof 
  • Work experience documents Reserved category students need to upload Category Certificate along with the CAT application form. The Certificate is available on the CAT website. Candidates can download, fill it, get it attested by competent authority and upload it as PDF with the CAT application form. 
  • The PwD category students also have to fill the PwD form and Scribe affidavit along with the exam application form. This is necessary for getting scribe facility and PwD facility at the test centre. The CAT application form is same for students from all categories. Those belonging to a particular category (SC/ST/PwD) will be required to mention it in the relevant field of the CAT form.
Q:   Is the CAT syllabus difficult?
A: 

Yes CAT syllabus is difficult to crack if you do not have enough time. There are three subjects in CAT- VARC, DILR and Quantitative Aptitude. Most of candidates find RC passages tough to crack. In Quants, Arithmetic, Algebra and Geometry pose significant challenge during preparation. In DILR, Reasoning questions often turnout to be tricky and confusion. 

Q:   Is CAT exam tough for an average student?
A: 

CAT is a speed-based test of analytical aptitude, logical reasoning skills, data interpretation and English comprehension. Now, it may sound tough, but these are the skills which we are taught in school so there is nothing new to learn. What is required is to learn these subjects at advanced level. If you are an average student but have studied Science or Commerce in Class-12 and graduation, you will find a lot of familiar topics in Data Interpretation, Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. All you will need is brush up the basics and practice the concepts on advanced-level problems.

However, since the competition is so high in CAT and less than 95 percentile can break your dream of joining a top college like IIM, the preparation for CAT requires a lot of focus, dedication, discipline and diligence. If you can do that, despite being an average student, you can crack the CAT exam.

Hope it was helpful!!!

Q:   Can I edit my CAT application form after submission?
A: 
Once the CAT application form is submitted, candidates are not allowed to make changes in it. In case, you've made errors, you need to fill a fresh CAT application form and pay the fees again. However, editing of certain fields such as photo, signature and test city preference is allowed during form correction process which starts 2-3 days after the CAT registration process concludes. The form correction window is opened for 3-4 days during which candidates can edit only these three fields. If they have made a mistake in any other field, they cannot edit it. No request for changes is accepted by the examination authorities. Thus, it is very important to fill the CAT application form correctly with valid details. Candidates must keep the important documents such as Aadhaar card, class 10, class 12, graduation certificates, birth Certificate address proof, work experience documents, etc. To cross check the information while filling the form. They must also be very careful in selecting Iims and courses as they will be eligible for only those Iims and courses which they shall have selected in the CAT form.

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IIM Udaipur Admission 2026: Final Selection Criteria

The final selection will be based on candidate’s performance on the following parameters:

Parameters

Weightage

Normalized CAT 2025 score

55%

Personal Interview

25%

Profile

20%

The CAT score used for final selection will be divided by maximum CAT score among candidates who apply for IIM Udaipur and attend PI. IIM Udaipur clarifies that CAT score will be used for this round, not CAT percentile.

Candidate profile includes 6 percent for academics, 6 percent for work experience and 8 percent for diversity. The PI round will be conducted in February or March and final admission calls will be made in May 2026.

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