where can i look for ipmat mocks?

I got 80% in my 10th grade is it good to get admission in iim indore

What's is the score

I don't think So It Wouldn't Be Below 75

💯 totally agreed with this suggestion

There was a person I remember... He scored something 71% in IPM batch 2019 and he got into IIM Indore, he was student of Percentile classes

@@apurvsingh693general?

Thank you very much! consistency do be the key, focusing a lot on shorts too!

Bro I got 23 then 26.5 smth don't worry

We're glad you liked the video, motivates us to do even better!

Glad that this helped in motivating you! Do know for a fact that if you can maximize your strength, IIM Indore is just a couple of months away!

@Kasturi Das leave it do cuet instead

@@neeraj5368 CUET has far more competition and it'd be foolhardy to only give one exam, its best to have multiple options open. Giving IPMAT Indore will open up IIM Indore, IIM Ranchi, Nalsar, and IIMs would be a better choice compared to a tier-2 college from CUET. At the same time, SSCBS, SRCC, St. Stephens also are good and economical alternatives to IIMs.

Lessgooo

Done! We will be producing videos on interview experiences very soon! Right now, we want to keep the audience's focus on the entrance exam and getting started!

Bhaiya??? Vo ladki ha.

@@Insightwaves896 I am asking bhavesh bhaiya, he is the one who is creating the content and with him vani

@@chsanjana5826 ooo ok. Sorry, i am new on here this channel so idk much about him.

@@Insightwaves896 hmm it's ok

Definitely! Get started, and study super hard! We'll be launching a platform for y'all very soon too!

Yes it is the teachers are so supportive there you will not feel like your a non maths one

@@Dimensoul are you an ipm student??

Nah 😂 but I have my brothers and sisters there ❤​@@staymotivated2579

Same dude.

Hi Kashyap! Glad that the video was helpful and relatable! Never give up on your chances. Thank you for your kind words. Will upload interview videos once the exam gets closer! ❤

@@AfterBoards okkk 😊❤

Proud of you! We're making a video on cracking IPMAT after the boards. It'll be out tomorrow morning! All the best!

We just put out a video on how to get started for IPMAT 2023. It has the syllabus, important topics, past-year papers, strategy to prepare, free resources and other study-material recommendations. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpOlksSSyrusl4U.html We also addressed if it is possible to clear the exam if you start studying after boards and how you can study in the remaining time available.

Did u make it??

one hundred percent, super excited! all the best!

Rohtak announces first, then Indore, then Ranchi, then Jammu & Bodhgaya.

It’s completely upto you but the thing you need to keep in mind is that if you take maths in 12th you need study study class 11th maths too side by side becz it’s all related if you don’t know what is trigonometry it’ll be really difficult for you to understand the class 12th calculus. So think accordingly and in my opinion if you’re only targeting ipm you should focus on those higher maths topics which the exam is all about and don’t consider taking maths in 12th Best of luck

Hey! Absolutely. The maximum number of students here are those who have managed to clear IPMAT right after boards.

Questions aren't repeated, but the concepts are such as highest value of a modulus function, distance from a certain point in the cartesian plane and more. So practicing those questions will give you an idea.

What r u doing right now?

Hey, she spent around 6-9 months on the syllabus!

Few coaching institutes sell mock interviews at ₹150 and then the students who clear from that are plastered on their website in a very misleading fashion. This is vastly reported and noticed across various coaching institutes and it is done in a nonchalant manner with very little ethical thought put into it.

Yeah, I have even seen Vani didi's photograph pasted....

IM Indore doesn't care about your 10th nor 12th. There are people in their 70s and 80s too (board percentage. Have a look at this: kzfaq.infoUzeX49jMfiI Yes, study for IPMAT. Don't reject yourself. Here's how you can start studying: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qpOlksSSyrusl4U.html

A video coming soon addressing this question ✨✨ :))

@@AfterBoards thank you!! If there would be any best crash course then pls do provide tha name of it too.. In affordable price :)

IIM Indore doesn't care about your 10th nor 12th. There are people in their 70s and 80s too (board percentage. Have a look at this: kzfaq.infoUzeX49jMfiI

No, she took only 1 year of gap!

A general category candidate has to be born on or after 1 August 2003 to give the exam. So, if a general category candidate is born on 31 July 2003 or before that, they aren't eligible. However, there is further relaxation for SC/ST candidates.

take drop from 10th floor

Uploaded on this website by IIM Indore: www.iimidr.ac.in/academic-programmes/five-year-integrated-programme-in-management-ipm/ipm-admissions-details/

A lot of students are unable to connect the requirement of studying mathematics and other quant based subjects in college, or even for the entrance exams. Let me break it down. The mathematics required to crack the entrance exam is to build your logical thinking skills, from understanding algorithms to solve questions, the reasoning behind them, and connecting dots of known concepts to get to a solution. If you're unable to perform these operations, management in itself becomes very hard. Yes, you have sub-domains where quants might be less intensive but having strong maths (IPMAT can go a little too high at times) helps you even with the courses in college. At IIM Indore, I'm studying Economics as a subject, it requires calculus. Policy-making is closely tied with optimising with scarce resources and constraints, a lot of linear programming models are to be developed. Understanding Matrices is monumental in your understanding of databases in programming for our C++ code. In management, if you choose to go into field, you'll be working with data, sure, you'll have a fancy dashboard and you might be blindly able to operationalise it, but it's far from enough if you don't understand the schematics and the reasoning behind it, and you would have a really hard time understanding that if your foundation is weak, or worse, non-existent. If you go into finance, business analytics, operations, maths is your main weapon, disguised as softwares with tools that you wouldn't be able to comprehend if you do not know maths. Right now, things look glamourized and it hides the work that the managers do, films show the grandiloquent lifestyle of say an Investment Banker or a Consultant, but they work so much with numbers, data and past reports, all of these would be a major pain if the mind isn't logically equipped to deal with maths.

@@AfterBoards 😶 dhanyawad

@@AfterBoards for a student like me i just hate numbers , But i have keen interest in working in a team i actively participate in all the managerial activities in my school , I know how to contribute to a team ... and i really want to pursue management as my career but what I will do with these numbers .... If they want to check my capability to think, make choices and take decisions why can't they prepare such case studies where we have to find a solution for a managerial problem ... I am ready to give that test brainstorming the solutions for practical problems these numbers games are waste of time for me

Unfortunately, standardised exams are required in our nation due to the scarcity of top colleges. They become objective elimination exams as ~30k students compete for 150 seats. The first round is to test your numbers, and top managers thrive in numbers. I feel there is incongruency in your comprehension of what middle-level managers and CXOs do in their company which negates the importance of numbers. While number games seem to be a waste of time for you, they're the bread and butter for most managers and CXOs who head up marketing, supply chain, operations, HR, sales, quality control, inventory management, research etc. Their work vastly differs from team contribution and the managerial activities of the school. They work with scale in millions. You do not have to be the best at maths. Clearing the cut-offs is not impossible if you choose to give the exam. The second round of personal interviews tests your character, aptitude, and eagerness to learn and contribute. You can show your enthusiasm and expertise in OB&HRM field over there, and if you manage to convince them, you'd have the opportunity to take this forward in an IIM. Obviously, an IIM isn't the be-all and end-all if you wish to pursue management. All the best!

@@AfterBoards yup thanks for the information, I hope you guys will guide us for the 2023 IPMAT , Mark the date 31st March is last board exam of CBSE commerce students , really keen to take some motivations and guidance from your side 🙇🏻‍♂️

Hey! We are not sure as our course load as college students is high. However, we're going to try our best :))))

They released the entire answer sheet of IPMAT aspirants for the first time in 2022. So, everybody could calculate their scores.

@@AfterBoards Oh that's quite helpful for all aspirants. Thankyou!

She is a general candidate. Also, a common misconception is that IIM Indore looks at the scores in descending order. They don't. They use the ATS formula to calculate the 65% weightage of IPMAT 2023. If a candidate manages to MAXIMISE their score in any section, they're at a heavy advantage due to the nature of the formula. Here is a video detailing the ATS formula (with examples of 3 general candidate students): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/apaZmaiX0dWuoH0.html Many aspirants aren't aware of the ATS Formula, and that was one of the intentions behind the video. Also, 210 is not easy. Around ~300 to 500 students scored above 200 out of 30,000 applicants. Look at the previous year's paper, put the timer and try solving it. If you can get a really good score, you're genuinely smart and have a high chance of clearing IPMAT. Apart from the 65% weightage of the IPMAT Exam, there is also the 35% weightage of the Interview. There were also students who scored 200+ but didn't clear the sectional cut-off, or didn't impress the interviewers enough. You are also pushed up if your interview goes well, even with slightly lower marks.

@@AfterBoards sry for my mistake... I thought it was reservation benefit that she got into IIM

No need to apologise! Thank you for commenting. I do want to know if you're getting above 200 marks in your mocks, if you are, you have a super high chance of clearing the exam this time and getting into IIM-I.

Hi Suhani! You can reach out to us by clicking on the WhatsApp Icon on our homepage: afterboards.in/