• Candidates must have cleared their higher secondary education(10+2) or equivalent from a recognized board.
• Candidates must be born after August 1 2003.

Students must appear and qualify for 2 tests after which they will be offered into the programme.

Stage 1: Aptitude Test.
Stage 2: Personal Interview.

Quantitative Ability:
In total, there are 45 questions in this section for 180 marks. Some of the topics which are regularly tested in the IPMAT are given below:
• Number System
• Averages & Percentages
• Roots, Indices, Surds
• Simple & Compound Interest
• Profit & Loss
• Algebraic Formulae
• Linear & Quadratic Equations
• Ratio & Proportion
• Partnership
• Mixtures & Allegations
• Time, Speed & Distance
• Work-Related Problems
• Pipes & Cisterns
• Geometry: Lines, Angles & Triangles,
• Polygons, Circles & Mensuration
• Permutations, Combinations, Probability,
• Matrices & Determinants
• Functions
• Logarithm

Verbal Ability:
In total, there are 45 questions in this section for 180 marks. The Verbal ability section, like the QA section, has some topics which are regularly tested in the IPMAT as given below:
• Etymology & Roots
• Idioms & Phrases
• Analogies
• Antonyms-Synonyms
• Foreign Words
• Noun & Pronoun Errors
• Subject-Verb Agreement
• Prepositions and Conjunctions
• Tenses, Modifiers & Parallelism
• Reading Comprehension
• Inference based passages
• Syllogisms
• Logical Consistency
• Deductive Reasoning