The Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) at IIM Bodh Gaya is a 5-year dual degree course (BBA + MBA). Admission for the 2026 batch is mainly through the JIPMAT exam.
Below is a clear breakdown of eligibility, selection process, and seat intake.
📝 What is IPM at IIM Bodh Gaya?
IPM is a 5-year integrated management programme:
- First 3 years → Bachelor of business Administration (BBA)
- Last 2 years → master of business Administration (MBA)
Students can exit after 3 years with a BBA degree or continue for MBA completion.
🎯 Entrance Exam: JIPMAT 2026
Admission is based on JIPMAT, conducted by NTA.
- Computer-based test (CBT)
- Used for IPM admission in IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu
- Selection is mainly based on JIPMAT score + eligibility criteria
📌 Eligibility Criteria (2026)
🎓 Educational Qualification
You must have:
- Passed Class 12 (or appearing in 2026)
- Passed Class 10
Minimum marks:
- General/OBC/EWS: 60% in Class 10 & 12
- SC/ST/PwD: 55% in Class 10 & 12
📅 Year of Passing Criteria
- Class 10: Passed in 2023 or later
- Class 12: Passed in 2025 or appearing in 2026
🎯 Other Important Conditions
- No strict age limit (must meet academic criteria only)
- Final admission depends on JIPMAT score + institute merit list
🪑 Seats in IPM (IIM Bodh Gaya)
- Approximate intake: 60 seats (may change yearly)
- Admission is highly competitive due to limited seats
📊 Selection Process
Final selection is based on:
- JIPMAT 2026 score (major weightage)
- Category-based cut-offs
- Document verification
Typical competitive score:
- ~300+ out of 400 is considered strong for General category
🧠 Key Takeaway
To get into IIM Bodh Gaya IPM 2026, you need:
- Good Class 10 & 12 marks (≥60%)
- Strong JIPMAT score
- Performance above cutoff (~280–320 range for safe admission)
🔚 Conclusion
The IIM Bodh Gaya IPM program is a strong pathway for students after Class 12 who want an early start in management education. Admission is purely entrance-based via JIPMAT, and competition is high due to limited seats and increasing popularity.
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