Exam Results

IIM Jammu and IIM Bodh Gaya has separate admission policy for IPM courses offered at the institute. IIM Jammu admission policy for IPM selection includes 95 per cent weightage for the JIPMAT scores with 5 per cent for female candidates. While IIM Bodh Gaya is expected to provide 100 per cent weightage to JIPMAT scores. IIM Bodh Gaya reserves the seats for female candidates instead of providing additional weightage in the selection process. In the previous sessions, JIPMAT participating Iims have considered Class 10 and 12 scores in the selection process along with the 60 per cent weightage for the JIPMAT scores. The IPM admission policy at IIM Jammu and IIM Bodh Gaya may or may not change with each session.

To calculate your percentile based on your JIPMAT exam results, follow these steps:
Obtain your JIPMAT score: This is the raw score you received on the exam. Get the total number of candidates: Find out how many candidates appeared for the JIPMAT exam. Determine your rank: Based on your JIPMAT score, determine your rank among all the candidates who took the exam. Calculate your percentile: Use the formula: (Number of candidates with a rank lower than yours / Total number of candidates) x 100. For example, if you obtained a rank of 200 out of 10,000 candidates, your percentile would be (200/10,000) x 100 = 2%. Remember that the percentile represents the percentage of candidates who scored lower than you in the exam.