IIM Udaipur RTI Data Analysis: Minimum CAT Percentile, Category Cutoffs & Admission Trends

What is RTI?

Right to Information Act, 2005 – legally mandates public institutions including all IIMs to provide accurate admission data within 30 days of formal request

Why RTI > Other Sources

Legally binding, institution-verified, from official admission records; false/misleading RTI responses attract penalties under the Act

Scope of This Article

IIM Udaipur CAT percentile data (2019–2025), category-wise cutoffs, sectional trends, composite score framework, peer IIM comparison

Key Distinction

Qualifying cutoff = minimum for PI-WAT shortlist (Stage 1). Final admission percentile = actual lowest score of admitted students (higher, more competitive)

Data Source

RTI responses from IIM Udaipur Admission Office; cross-verified across multiple RTI filings

Categories Covered

General, EWS, NC-OBC, SC, ST, PwD

Important 2026 Update

IIM Udaipur has opted out of CAP (Common Admission Process) for 2026–28 batch and will now conduct independent selection process

Source

Official Institute Records

Limited student surveys

Crowdsourced / unofficial

Anecdotal / self-reported

Legal Status

Legally binding; penalties for false info

None

None

None

Accuracy

High

Low–Medium

Low–Medium

Low

Category Breakup

Available

Rarely

Sometimes

Rarely

Year-wise Data

Precise multi-year records

Selective

Incomplete

Incomplete

Bias Risk

None

High (enrollment incentive)

High

Very High

Granularity

Lowest admitted %ile, composite cutoffs, waitlist stats

Overall estimate only

Overall estimate only

Individual anecdotes

Full Name

Indian Institute of Management Udaipur

Established

2011 (Second-generation IIM expansion by Government of India)

Location

Balicha, Udaipur, Rajasthan

Campus

Permanent campus – 300 acres; modern classrooms, library, hostels, sports complex, collaborative spaces; Rajasthani-contemporary architecture

Peer Institutes (Same Wave)

IIM Kashipur, IIM Raipur, IIM Ranchi, IIM Rohtak, IIM Tiruchirappalli

Program Offered

Two-year Full-time MBA (Residential)

Annual Intake

~250 students

Academic Structure

Core courses (Year 1) + Specialized electives + Experiential learning (Year 2)

International Accreditations

AACSB (held by <6% of business schools worldwide) + AMBA (UK) – dual accreditation

Admission Process (2026–28)

Independent process (opted out of CAP); own PI-WAT with institute-specific weightage

Placement (2023–25 Batch)

100% placement; Average INR 17.08 LPA; Highest domestic INR 36 LPA; Highest international INR 57.14 LPA

Recruiter Count

150+ companies across consulting, BFSI, FMCG, tech, e-commerce, analytics, manufacturing

Top Recruiters

Deloitte, EY, major financial institutions, leading tech companies, prominent consumer brands

Stage 1

CAT Score Shortlisting

Candidates must meet minimum overall AND all three sectional percentile cutoffs (VARC, DILR, QA). Failing any one section = automatic disqualification.

Stage 1

Shortlist Size Consideration

Actual shortlist depends on applicant pool size, interview capacity, diversity targets; most candidates meeting cutoffs historically receive PI calls

Stage 2

Written Ability Test (WAT)

Tests structured writing, analytical thinking, clarity of argument, evidence-based reasoning

Stage 2

Personal Interview (PI)

Communication skills, current affairs, career clarity, domain knowledge, personality fit, ability to defend positions under pressure

Stage 2

Composite Score

Weighted aggregate of CAT + PI + Academic/WE determines final merit list; admission offers typically released April–May

CAP Note (2026–28)

IIM Udaipur has opted out of CAP and conducts independent PI-WAT with its own evaluation parameters and schedule

CAT Score

55%

Normalized overall CAT score – single most dominant factor at more than half of composite score

Personal Interview (PI)

25%

Second largest factor; critical differentiator among similarly-scored CAT candidates

Academic Performance + Work Experience

20%

Combined profile evaluation – 10th, 12th, graduation marks + professional experience quality and duration

Total

100%

Holistic evaluation – CAT dominant but 45% determined by other factors

CAT at 55% is the dominant factor

No other component can fully compensate for a significantly weak CAT score; high percentile is non-negotiable

Remaining 45% beyond CAT is substantial

Candidates with strong PI + academic profile can convert over those with marginally higher CAT but weak profiles

PI at 25% is decisive at the margin

Two candidates with similar CAT scores – the one with stronger PI will almost always convert

Academic+WE at 20% rewards consistency

Strong 10th, 12th, and graduation marks throughout educational journey contribute meaningfully

IIM Udaipur's CAT weightage (55%) > IIM Kashipur (50%)

Udaipur is slightly more CAT-heavy; even stronger emphasis on achieving high percentile

Independent process from 2026–28

No CAP; IIM Udaipur controls its own shortlisting, PI-WAT scheduling, and merit list preparation

10th Standard

90%+

80–89%

Below 80%

12th Standard

90%+

80–89%

Below 80%

Graduation

8.0+ CGPA / 75%+

7.0–7.9 CGPA / 65–74%

Below 7.0 CGPA / below 65%

Impact

Maximizes 20% academic+WE component

Moderate contribution

Partially offset by excellent CAT + PI

0 years (Fresher)

Eligible; WE component score lower but academic performance can compensate within the 20% combined component

1–2 years

Positive – early professional exposure; strengthens 20% component

2–4 years

Optimal range; highest WE evaluation score in composite formula

5+ years

Marginal disadvantage; offset possible with strong CAT + academic profile

Quality vs Duration

Relevance and quality of role in reputed organization matters alongside duration

Qualifying Cutoff (Stage 1)

Minimum CAT percentile to receive PI-WAT shortlist call – published officially before admission cycle

All applicants in each category

94 overall; 73 sectionals

Final Admission Cutoff (Stage 2)

Actual minimum CAT percentile at which a candidate received and accepted a final admission offer after all stages

Only final admitted students

Typically 2–4+ points above qualifying

Gap Between Both

Final admission cutoff exceeds qualifying cutoff due to composite score competition among all shortlisted candidates

Critical for realistic target-setting

Aim 3–5 points above published qualifying cutoff

2019–21

90

70

70

70

– (Baseline)

2020–22

92

72

72

72

+2 points

2021–23

95

75

75

75

+3 points (sharpest jump)

2022–24

95

75

75

75

No change

2023–25

94

73

73

73

-1 point (minor moderation)

2024–26

95

73

73

73

+1 point

2025–27

94

73

73

73

-1 point

Significant upward movement over 6 years

90 (2019–21) → 94–95 (recent cycles); +4–5 points overall

Target 97+ percentile for safe shortlisting buffer

Sharpest jump in 2021–23

Cutoff moved from 92 to 95 in a single cycle – highest single-year increase

Reflects rapid brand growth; trend unlikely to reverse

Stability at 94–95 since 2021

Oscillates between 94 and 95 across recent 4 cycles

Competition has matured at high level; expect 94–96 range to continue

Sectional moderation from 75 to 73

Sectionals eased from 75 (2021–24) to 73 (2023–27)

Slight relief in sectional burden but overall still extremely competitive

Consistent dual-threshold enforcement

Both overall AND sectional must be cleared independently

Never neglect any section; balanced prep is mandatory

General

94

73

73

73

EWS

80

60

60

60

NC-OBC

80

55

55

55

SC

60

50

50

50

ST

40

30

30

30

PwD

40

30

30

30

General (Overall)

90

95

95

94

95

94

General (Sectional)

70

75

75

73

73

73

EWS (Overall)

75

78

80

80

80

80

NC-OBC (Overall)

75

78

80

80

80

80

SC (Overall)

55

58

60

60

60

60

ST (Overall)

35

38

40

40

40

40

PwD (Overall)

35

38

40

40

40

40

General

94

–

–

EWS

80

-14 points

-13 points per section

NC-OBC

80

-14 points

-18 points per section

SC

60

-34 points

-23 points per section

ST

40

-54 points

-43 points per section

PwD

40

-54 points

-43 points per section

Rule

Candidates must independently clear VARC, DILR, AND QA sectional cutoffs alongside the overall cutoff

Consequence of failure

Automatic Stage 1 disqualification regardless of overall percentile – no exceptions

Example scenario

Candidate scoring 98 overall but 70 in DILR (below 73 cutoff) = eliminated at Stage 1 despite near-perfect overall score

Strategic implication

Never sacrifice any section to maximize another; balanced, consistent preparation across all three sections is non-negotiable

Historical pattern

Sectionals fluctuated between 70–75 %ile; currently at 73 for General – strictly enforced in all years

VARC

Reading comprehension, verbal reasoning, grammar, para-jumbles

Rushing RC passages; skipping grammar

Daily long-form reading; RC with strict timer; grammar drills

DILR

Data interpretation, logical sets, puzzles, complex arrangements

Wasting time on very hard sets

Learn triage – skip hard sets; maximize speed+accuracy on medium sets

QA

Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, number theory, modern math

Over-focusing on advanced topics

Master fundamentals; speed + accuracy on Class 10–12 level concepts first

2019–21

90

~92–93

+2–3 points

2020–22

92

~93–94

+1–2 points

2021–23

95

~96–97

+1–2 points

2022–24

95

~96–97

+1–2 points

2023–25

94

~95–96

+1–2 points

2024–26

95

~96–97

+1–2 points

2025–27

94

~95–97

+1–3 points

Composite score competition

Among all shortlisted candidates above qualifying cutoff, only those with highest composite scores (CAT+PI+Academic) get final offers

Strong applicant pool

Candidates shortlisted at 94+ general cutoff typically have strong academics and WE, raising the effective floor

PI performance filters further

Even candidates just above qualifying cutoff may not convert if PI performance is weak (25% weightage)

Safe target recommendation

Target 97–98 percentile for comfortable General category conversion at IIM Udaipur

Category-wise safe targets

EWS: 85–87 | NC-OBC: 85–87 | SC: 65–68 | ST: 48–52 | PwD: 48–52

PI weightage

25% of composite – second largest single factor after CAT

WAT weightage

Part of the combined evaluation structure; rewards structured analytical writing

PI evaluation criteria

Communication clarity, domain knowledge, current affairs, career goal articulation, personality, stress handling, ability to defend views

WAT evaluation criteria

Argument structure, analytical depth, evidence quality, language clarity, conciseness within word limit

High CAT + Weak PI risk

Candidates with 97–99 percentile have failed to convert due to poor PI articulation or overconfidence

Moderate CAT + Strong PI opportunity

Candidates slightly above qualifying cutoff (94–96) can convert with exceptional PI (above 80% PI score)

Preparation priority

PI prep should begin 2–3 months before interviews; cover current affairs, business news, own profile, industry knowledge

Academic Diversity

Non-engineers (Commerce, Arts, Science, Law)

Positive consideration within profile component; may convert at marginally lower composite score than engineers

Gender Diversity

Female candidates

Positive weightage within profile component; helps in borderline cases; does not override CAT dominance at 55%

Work Experience Quality

All categories

Relevant roles in reputed organizations score higher; 2–4 years optimal; freshers not disqualified but at mild disadvantage in WE sub-component

International Accreditation Impact

All candidates

AACSB + AMBA accreditations attract more serious, globally-oriented candidates; raises overall applicant quality

Rajasthan / Regional Diversity

All candidates

Not a published formal criterion; IIM Udaipur selects nationally

IIM Udaipur

94

~96–97

~250

~17

AACSB + AMBA

Very High

IIM Kashipur

92

~94.8

~210–240

~16–18

None listed

High

IIM Raipur

90

~93.5

~210

~15–17

None listed

High

IIM Ranchi

90

~93.5

~200–220

~16–17

None listed

High

IIM Tiruchirappalli

90

~93.5

~200

~15–16

None listed

High

IIM Rohtak

89

~92.5

~200

~13–15

None listed

Moderate-High

IIM Bodh Gaya

90

~92.15

~140

~12–14

None listed

Moderate-High

IIM Shillong

93

~95+

~180

~16–18

None listed

High

Top-3

IIMA, IIMB, IIMC

99+

Decades of legacy, alumni network, global brand

Old IIMs

IIML, IIMK, IIMI

95–97

15–30 years reputation; strong placements

New IIM – Premium

IIM Udaipur, IIM Shillong

93–95

Fastest-growing new IIMs; international accreditation; rapidly improving brand

New IIM – Competitive

IIM Kashipur, IIM Raipur, IIM Ranchi

90–92

Good placement growth; accessible to 90–93 scorers

New IIM – Growing

IIM Rohtak, IIM Udaipur (early)

88–90

Building reputation; lower barriers

Baby IIMs

Newest campuses

85–88

Lowest barriers; newest infrastructure

General

94

~96–97

97–98

99+

EWS

80

~83–85

85–87

90+

NC-OBC

80

~83–85

85–87

88+

SC

60

~63–66

66–68

72+

ST

40

~43–46

48–52

55+

PwD

40

~42–45

48–52

55+

99+

Very High

Very High (if PI strong)

Prioritize PI-WAT prep; IIM Udaipur is a strong fit

97–98.9

Very High

High (PI critical)

Strong PI mandatory; IIM Udaipur realistic target

95–96.9

High

Moderate–High

PI must be exceptional; apply to IIM Udaipur + peer IIMs

94–94.9

Moderate–High

Low–Moderate (PI decisive)

Right at qualifying threshold; needs outstanding composite score

92–93.9

Low–Moderate

Very Low

Below current qualifying cutoff; target peer second-gen IIMs

Below 92

Negligible

Negligible

Below qualifying for most second-gen IIMs; retake or target lower-tier

Gen Qualifying Cutoff

90

95

94

94

94–96

Gen Sectional Cutoff

70

75

73

73

73–75

Approx. Gen Admission Min

~92–93

~96–97

~95–96

~95–97

~96–98

Admission Process

CAP (shared)

CAP (shared)

CAP (shared)

CAP (shared)

Independent (opted out)

Annual Intake

~150–180

~200–220

~240–250

~250

~250–270

PI-WAT scheduling

Common schedule coordinated across CAP IIMs

IIM Udaipur schedules independently; no conflict with other IIMs

Shortlisting criteria

Broadly similar across CAP IIMs

IIM Udaipur applies its own institute-specific criteria and thresholds

Weightage formula

Varied by IIM within CAP

IIM Udaipur's own formula: CAT 55% + PI 25% + Academic+WE 20%

Merit list

Each IIM prepared independently even under CAP

Same – IIM Udaipur prepares its own final merit list

Impact on aspirants

Interview called commonly; could be evaluated by multiple IIMs simultaneously

Must apply to IIM Udaipur specifically; interview call is IIM Udaipur-specific

Strategic implication

Monitor IIM Udaipur's official 2026–28 admission notification for updated criteria and schedule

94 percentile guarantees IIM Udaipur admission

94 is the qualifying threshold (Stage 1 only). Actual admitted candidates score 95–97+ due to composite score competition. Qualifying ≠ admission.

High CAT score alone ensures conversion

PI carries 25% weightage. Candidates with 98–99 percentile have failed to convert due to poor interview performance. CAT is dominant but not sufficient.

Sectional cutoffs are secondary to overall score

Sectionals are eliminatory. A candidate scoring 99 overall but 70 in VARC (below 73 cutoff) is disqualified at Stage 1. No exceptions.

AACSB accreditation doesn't matter for domestic jobs

AACSB accreditation validates curriculum quality, faculty credentials, and research output – directly improving education quality and global recruiter trust.

CAP opt-out means lower standards

IIM Udaipur opted out of CAP to exercise greater autonomy in candidate selection – a sign of institutional confidence and maturity, not a lowering of standards.

Freshers have no chance

Freshers are eligible and do secure admission. WE is one element within the 20% combined component. Strong CAT + academics can fully compensate.

Non-engineers are disadvantaged

Academic diversity is positively valued. Non-engineers may convert at marginally lower composite scores due to diversity weightage within the profile component.

1

What is the minimum CAT percentile for IIM Udaipur (2025)?

Qualifying cutoff for 2025–27 batch: General – 94 overall, 73 sectional. Actual minimum of admitted candidates: approximately 95–97 for General. Safe preparation target: 97–98+ overall.

2

Can I get IIM Udaipur with 94 percentile?

94 meets the qualifying threshold for General category. However, actual admitted candidates score 95–97+. A 94 percentile General category candidate needs an outstanding PI (80%+) and exceptional academic profile for any conversion chance.

3

What is CAP and why has IIM Udaipur opted out of it?

CAP (Common Admission Process) was a shared PI-WAT process among select IIMs. IIM Udaipur has opted out for the 2026–28 batch to conduct its own independent selection process, reflecting its institutional maturity and desire for autonomy in candidate evaluation.

4

What is IIM Udaipur's composite score formula?

CAT Score: 55% | Personal Interview: 25% | Academic Performance + Work Experience: 20%. CAT is the dominant factor at 55%, but the remaining 45% creates meaningful scope for profile differentiation.

5

How important is PI for IIM Udaipur?

PI carries 25% weightage – the second largest factor. Candidates at 94–96 percentile with exceptional PI performance (80%+) have converted, while 98–99 percentile candidates with poor PI have not. PI preparation is non-negotiable.

6

Do sectional cutoffs matter at IIM Udaipur?

Yes – they are eliminatory. All three sections (VARC, DILR, QA) must independently clear 73 percentile for General category. Failing even one section = automatic disqualification regardless of overall percentile. No exceptions.

7

What international accreditations does IIM Udaipur hold?

IIM Udaipur holds both AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business) and AMBA (Association of MBAs, UK) accreditations – dual accreditation held by fewer than 5–6% of business schools globally.

8

What is the safe target CAT percentile for EWS/OBC candidates?

EWS: 85–87 safe; 90+ comfortable. NC-OBC: 85–87 safe; 88+ comfortable. These build meaningful buffers above qualifying (80) and estimated admission minimums (83–85).

9

Is work experience mandatory for IIM Udaipur?

No. Work experience is part of the combined 20% academic+WE component. Freshers are eligible and admitted. Strong CAT score and consistent academic record can compensate for absence of WE within the composite score formula.

10

How does IIM Udaipur compare to other second-gen IIMs?

IIM Udaipur has the highest qualifying cutoff (94) among second-generation IIMs in 2025 and is the only second-gen IIM with dual AACSB + AMBA accreditation. Its placement outcomes (avg 17 LPA) and brand perception are among the strongest in this group.

11

Does gender diversity help female candidates at IIM Udaipur?

Female candidates receive positive consideration within the 20% profile component (academic diversity + diversity factors). This provides a marginal advantage in borderline cases but does not override CAT's dominant 55% weightage.

12

What was the sharpest cutoff increase at IIM Udaipur?

The sharpest single-cycle jump was from 92 (2020–22) to 95 (2021–23) – a 3 percentile point increase in one year, reflecting rapid brand growth and larger high-quality applicant pools.

13

What CAT percentile trend is expected for 2026–28?

Based on current trajectory, General qualifying cutoff expected at 94–96. Actual admission minimum expected at 96–98. Competition expected to remain very high given independent process and improving brand.

14

Is RTI data reliable for IIM Udaipur admissions?

RTI data is the most reliable source available. It is legally mandated, institution-verified, and extracted from official records. However, it typically shows minimum percentiles (exceptional admitted candidates), not median or average figures. Most admitted students score higher.

15

What are important WAT topics for IIM Udaipur?

WAT evaluates analytical writing on business, social, and current affairs topics. Important areas include economic policy, technology & society, sustainability, geopolitics, and business ethics. Practice writing 200–250 word structured essays within 15 minutes with clear argument, evidence, and conclusion.

IIM Udaipur CAT cutoff

10,000–14,000

Medium-High

IIM Udaipur minimum percentile

7,000–9,000

Medium

IIM Udaipur RTI data

1,200–1,800

Low

IIM Udaipur admission 2025

14,000–18,000

High

CAT percentile for IIM Udaipur

6,000–8,000

Medium

IIM Udaipur MBA admission

8,000–11,000

Medium-High

IIM Udaipur selection criteria

3,500–5,000

Low-Medium

IIM Udaipur category-wise cutoff

3,000–4,000

Low-Medium

IIM Udaipur 2025 cutoff

10,000–14,000

High

IIM Udaipur CAP opt out 2026

2,000–3,000

Low

IIM Udaipur General category cutoff

2,000–2,800

Low

IIM Udaipur EWS cutoff

1,000–1,400

Low

IIM Udaipur OBC cutoff

1,200–1,700

Low

IIM Udaipur SC ST cutoff

900–1,300

Low

IIM Udaipur sectional cutoff

1,200–1,700

Low

IIM Udaipur WAT PI weightage

800–1,200

Low

IIM Udaipur admission process

4,000–6,000

Medium

IIM Udaipur placement report 2025

6,000–8,000

Medium

IIM Udaipur AACSB AMBA accreditation

2,000–3,000

Low-Medium

IIM Udaipur composite score formula

700–1,000

Low

IIM Udaipur vs other IIMs

2,000–3,000

Low-Medium

IIM Udaipur independent admission 2026

1,500–2,000

Low

IIM Udaipur work experience weightage

500–700

Very Low

IIM Udaipur interview tips

900–1,300

Low

IIM Udaipur Rajasthan campus

2,000–3,000

Low

minimum CAT percentile to get into IIM Udaipur

1,400–2,000

Low

RTI data IIM Udaipur minimum score category wise

400–600

Very Low

IIM Udaipur CAT cutoff year wise 2019 to 2025

600–850

Very Low

can I get IIM Udaipur call with 94 percentile

800–1,200

Low

IIM Udaipur qualifying vs final admission cutoff difference

350–550

Very Low

IIM Udaipur vs IIM Kashipur cutoff comparison

700–1,000

Very Low

how to convert IIM Udaipur PI tips 2025

600–850

Very Low

IIM Udaipur SC category minimum CAT percentile RTI

300–450

Very Low

IIM Udaipur CAP opt out impact on admission 2026

500–700

Very Low

IIM Udaipur composite score 55 percent CAT explained

400–600

Very Low

IIM Udaipur AACSB accreditation benefits MBA students

600–900

Low

female candidate advantage IIM Udaipur admission

350–500

Very Low

IIM Udaipur sectional cutoff VARC DILR QA 73 percentile

300–450

Very Low

lowest CAT score admitted IIM Udaipur RTI 2024

500–700

Very Low

is 97 percentile safe for IIM Udaipur general category

700–1,000

Low

IIM Udaipur placement average highest salary 2025

4,000–6,000

Medium

IIM Udaipur 300 acre campus Balicha Udaipur

1,000–1,500

Low

IIM Udaipur vs IIM Shillong which is better 2025

1,500–2,000

Low-Medium

IIM Udaipur 2026 independent admission process changes

700–1,000

Low

IIM Udaipur WAT topics preparation strategy 2025

600–850

Very Low

What is IIM Udaipur cutoff 2025?

Informational

5,000–7,000

How much percentile is required for IIM Udaipur?

Informational

4,000–6,000

Is 94 percentile enough for IIM Udaipur?

Comparison

1,800–2,500

What is CAP and does IIM Udaipur still participate?

Informational

2,000–3,000

Does IIM Udaipur have AACSB accreditation?

Informational

1,500–2,000

How is IIM Udaipur placement 2025?

Informational

6,000–9,000

Is IIM Udaipur worth joining?

Opinion/Comparison

3,000–5,000

How to prepare for IIM Udaipur PI?

How-to

2,000–2,800

Can fresher get into IIM Udaipur?

Informational

1,000–1,400

IIM Udaipur fees structure 2025

Transactional

5,000–7,000

IIM Udaipur vs IIM Kashipur which is better?

Comparison

2,500–3,500

IIM Udaipur average salary 2024 2025

Informational

6,000–8,000

IIM Udaipur campus life hostel facilities

Informational

1,500–2,000

Is RTI data reliable for IIM Udaipur admission?

Informational

400–600

Should I join IIM Udaipur or IIM Shillong?

Comparison

1,200–1,800

IIM Udaipur vs IIM Kashipur cutoff comparison

Comparison

1,800–2,500

IIM Udaipur vs IIM Raipur which is better

Comparison

1,200–1,800

IIM Udaipur vs IIM Rohtak cutoff

Comparison

1,000–1,400

second generation IIM cutoff comparison 2025

Comparison

2,500–3,500

IIM Udaipur PwD cutoff RTI

Category

250–400

IIM Udaipur non-engineering advantage admission

Category

400–600

IIM Udaipur for commerce students

Category

600–900

IIM Udaipur for engineers vs non-engineers chances

Category

700–1,000

IIM Udaipur 2026 cutoff prediction independent process

Year-specific

1,500–2,000

IIM Udaipur historical cutoff trend 2019–2025

Year-specific

600–850

IIM Udaipur WAT topics 2025

Process

800–1,200

IIM Udaipur PI questions asked experience

Process

1,000–1,500

IIM Udaipur alumni network strength global

Informational

1,000–1,400

IIM Udaipur Rajasthan tourism location advantage

Informational

800–1,200

IIM Udaipur top recruiters list 2024 2025

Informational

2,500–3,500

Primary Source

RTI responses filed with IIM Udaipur Admission Office

Secondary Sources

InsideIIM, MBAUniverse, PaGaLGuY, official IIM Udaipur prospectus and admission notifications

Qualifying Cutoff Data

Official qualifying cutoffs published by IIM Udaipur in official admission notifications

Final Admission Percentile

Approximate minimums based on RTI data; most admitted students score significantly higher than minimums

Composite Score Note

55% CAT + 25% PI + 20% Academic+WE is based on latest available cycle; verify via official 2026–28 notification

CAP Opt-Out Note

IIM Udaipur's independent process for 2026–28 was announced; aspirants must verify updated criteria and schedule from official source

Projection Note

2026–28 cutoff projections are trend-based estimates, not official data

No Affiliation

This article is not affiliated with IIM Udaipur, any IIM network body, or any coaching institute