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IIM Rohtak IPM Result 2027: IPMAT Rohtak Result, PI Shortlist

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The IIM Rohtak IPM 2027 result is the IPM Aptitude Test result and personal interview (PI) shortlist, expected in May 2027 on the IIM Rohtak admission portal. In 2026 the result came on 20 May 2026 and 1,030 candidates were shortlisted for PI. The final merit list follows the interviews, around July 2027.

Latest (20 May 2026): IIM Rohtak declared the IPMAT 2026 result and PI shortlist on 20 May 2026; 1,030 candidates were shortlisted. The 2027 result is expected in May 2027.

IIM Rohtak IPM Result 2027

How to check the IPMAT Rohtak 2027 result, what it shows, and how the PI and final merit list work.

Is IIM Rohtak IPM Result 2027 out?

Not yet. IIM Rohtak IPM Result 2027 is expected in May 2027.

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IPM Aptitude Test 2027
May 2027
Result and PI shortlist
May 2027

How to Check the IIM Rohtak IPM 2027 Result

  1. Go to iimrohtak.ac.in and open the IPM 2027 result link in the announcements (in 2026 it was “IPM 2026 Result”).
  2. The link opens the IIM Rohtak admission portal sign-in page for the IPM batch.
  3. Enter your registered email ID.
  4. Enter your password; in 2026 it was your date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format.
  5. View your result and PI shortlist status, and note the interview details if you are shortlisted.

For login problems, write to [email protected] or call 01262-228542.

What does the IIM Rohtak IPM 2027 result show?

The result shows your aptitude test score and whether you are shortlisted for the personal interview. The card below shows the kind of details to check.

IIM Rohtak IPM 2027 result (sample layout)
Candidate nameAs in your application
Application numberXXXXXXXXXX
CategoryGeneral / EWS / NC-OBC / SC / ST / DAP
Section-wise scoresQuant ###, LR ###, Verbal ###
IPM AT total score### (2026: out of 472)
PI shortlist statusShortlisted / Not shortlisted
Illustration of the details on the result, not a real result.

What marks do you need to be shortlisted?

You need at least the category-wise minimum cut-off marks; in 2026 these were 363 for General, 330 for EWS, 307 for NC-OBC, 246 for SC and 168 for ST, out of 472. Previous years and DAP figures are on the IIM Rohtak IPM cut off page.

What happens after the IIM Rohtak IPM 2027 result?

Shortlisted candidates take a personal interview, where IIM Rohtak judges academics, general awareness and communication skills. In 2026 interviews were planned for the first or second week of June. The final merit list is then made from this composite score:

ComponentWeightage
IPM Aptitude Test score55%
Personal interview15%
Class 10 marks10%
Class 12 marks20%
Total100%
  • Merit list: expected around the second week of July, as in 2026; offers follow merit and seats in each category.
  • Offer: sent from [email protected]; you accept by paying the offer acceptance amount (Rs 1,00,000 in 2026) on the admission portal.
  • Joining: in 2026, registration, document checks and the start of classes were in the third week of August.

IIM Rohtak IPM Result 2027 FAQs

How many candidates were shortlisted for the IIM Rohtak IPM 2026 interview?
IIM Rohtak shortlisted 1,030 of the 12,522 candidates who took the test: 453 General, 93 EWS, 251 NC-OBC, 136 SC, 72 ST and 25 DAP.
What is the password for the IIM Rohtak IPM result login?
In 2026 the password was your date of birth in DD/MM/YYYY format, with your registered email ID as the login. Check the note on the portal for 2027.
Can I withdraw after accepting the IPM offer?
Under the 2026 policy you could withdraw before the registration date and get the fees back minus a Rs 1,000 processing fee, through the admission portal only.
How many IPM seats are there at IIM Rohtak?
The 2026-31 batch had 198 seats, including 10% for EWS candidates. The 2027 prospectus will give the new number.
Official website: iimrohtak.ac.inIIM Rohtak publishes notices, admit cards and results here
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