Institute of Rural Management Anand Social Awareness Test

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Selection process in irma ?

Gaurav Shukla 27th Dec, 2017

Hy,
The selection procedure of IRMASAT 2018 is a three-step process followed by IRMASAT. For the Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM) aspirants, appearing forCATorXATfollowed by IRMA Social Awareness Test (IRMASAT) are the first two steps of the selection procedure. Based on their performance, IRMA will shortlist candidates fulfilling the IRMASAT cutoff. In the third and final step of the IRMASAT 2018 selection process, shortlisted candidates will have to appear for the Group Activities (GA) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. Institute of Rural Management Anand will announce the list of shortlisted candidates by the fourth week of February, 2018. The final merit list ofIRMASATwill be tentatively announced in the fourth week of March, 2018.
You can check this link out for further details.

https://www.google.co.in/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/irmasat-selection-procedure%3famp

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Does Irma provide a sound placement for the pgdrm course it offers. Is it a safe bet

Amod Tripathi 8th Nov, 2017

IRMA provides multiple opportunities to students to work in corporate as well as development sector. It is a very unique opportunity for students who want to work in this space. You will get international as well as domestic opportunities to work in this sector.

Last year the final placements at the Institute of Rural Management Anand concluded earlier this month, the average salary crossed Rs.10 lakh per annum while the maximum salary for the batch stood at Rs 46.50 lakh and the minimum at Rs. 4.5 lakh. Founded by the father of Indias white revolution
The last batch of 169 students at IRMA received 220 job offers from 92 recruiters.

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class 10 67% 12 top 4 51% graduation 71% pgdca 65% pursuing a level from ju and sc category can i get call from top b school . iims irma etc

Amod Tripathi 2nd Nov, 2017

Your academic scores are on a lower side and you need to get a good percentile to cover it. It is better if you start at the earliest and prepare thoroughly.

Your chances of your conversion depends on various parameters. Even getting a 100 percentile cannot ensure your selection in any of the IIMs. You need to appear for the WAT and PI process and excel there as well. It also depends on your academics and work experience and there are points for gender and academic diversity. CAT score is about 30-40% of your total score for the final selection. Hence give your best in CAT and then prepare for interviews and ace it. All the best!

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