Indian Institute of Management Bodh Gaya has released the detailed admission policy for its Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) 2026, a five-year course designed for students seeking a management career immediately after Class 12. The programme integrates undergraduate and postgraduate studies, offering a direct pathway to a management degree.

The admission process for IPM 2026 is primarily based on performance in the Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT), conducted by the National Testing Agency.
Candidates applying for IPM 2026 must meet specific academic and age-related requirements:
Students appearing for their Class 12 exams in 2026 can apply provisionally, subject to meeting eligibility conditions after results are declared.
Admissions are conducted through JIPMAT, which serves as the sole entrance test for shortlisting candidates.
In case of tie scores, the institute follows a structured tie-breaking process:
The approximate intake for IPM 2026 is 120 seats, making the selection process competitive. Reservation policies are applicable as per Government of India norms.
Candidates who receive an admission offer must confirm their seat by paying an offer acceptance fee of ₹90,000 within the stipulated timeline. This amount is adjusted against the first-semester fee upon successful registration.
If a candidate chooses to withdraw before the specified deadline, a processing fee of ₹1,000 will be deducted, and the remaining amount will be refunded.
The IPM admission policy directly impacts:
The IPM 2026 admission framework at IIM Bodh Gaya reflects a merit-based and streamlined selection process, centred on JIPMAT performance and academic consistency. With limited seats and clear eligibility norms, candidates must focus on both academic preparation and entrance exam readiness. Early awareness of criteria and timelines will play a crucial role in securing admission to this integrated management programme.