The IPMAT 2025 (Integrated Programme in Management Aptitude Test) is a prestigious entrance exam for students aiming to secure a seat in the 5-year integrated management program at top institutes like IIM Indore and IIM Rohtak. As the competition for the IPMAT exam intensifies every year, effective preparation is key to success. At IMS Nagpur, we have a proven track record of helping students crack entrance exams like IPMAT. In this blog, we will guide you through the IPMAT 2025 syllabus, the most effective preparation strategies, and the best resources to help you ace the exam.

Understanding the IPMAT 2025 Exam Pattern

Before diving into preparation, it’s essential to understand the IPMAT exam pattern. The exam typically consists of two major sections:

1. Quantitative Ability (QA)
2. Verbal Ability (VA)

The table presents the exam structure with three sections: Quantitative Aptitude (SA & MCQ) and Verbal Ability. It includes a total of 90 questions to be completed in 120 minutes, carrying 360 marks overall. The marking scheme awards +4 for correct answers, with no negative marking for SA questions and a –1 penalty for incorrect MCQ and Verbal Ability answers. Here’s a breakdown of the sections:

Section	Number of Questions	Time Limit	Marks	Marking Scheme
Quantitative Aptitude (SA)	15	40 mins	60	+4,0
Quantitative Aptitude (MCQ)	30	40 mins	120	+4, – 1
Verbal Ability	45	40 mins	180	+4, – 1
Total	90	120 mins	360

While the exact distribution of questions may vary slightly, the IPMAT exam generally focuses on testing your logical reasoning, comprehension, and mathematical aptitude. Understanding the pattern will help you identify which areas need more attention and practice.

At IMS Nagpur, our expert trainers break down the exam pattern in detail, allowing students to focus on improving their weaknesses and strengthening their strengths.

IPMAT 2025 Syllabus: Key Topics You Need to Cover

The IPMAT syllabus covers a range of topics that test your ability to think critically and apply knowledge under pressure. Let’s take a detailed look at the syllabus for both the Quantitative Ability and Verbal Ability sections:

Quantitative Ability (QA)

• Number Systems:Divisibility, LCM, HCF, etc.
• Algebra:Linear equations, inequalities, polynomials, progressions.
• Arithmetic:Percentages, ratios, time, work, and distance.
• Geometry and Mensuration:Area, perimeter, volumes, angles, etc.
• Probability and Permutation/Combination
• Data Interpretation:Tables, bar charts, and graphs.

Verbal Ability (VA)

• Reading Comprehension:Passages followed by questions testing comprehension and reasoning.
• Vocabulary:Synonyms, antonyms, and contextual usage.
• Grammar:Sentence correction, word usage, and error spotting.
• Para-jumbles:Rearranging sentences to form a logical passage.
• Probability and Permutation/Combination
• Sentence Completion:Choosing appropriate words to complete sentences.

In the Verbal Ability section, you are expected to read, understand, and interpret complex English passages. The Quantitative Ability section tests your problem-solving skills across various mathematical concepts.
At IMS Nagpur, we provide students with a comprehensive study plan and detailed resources tailored to the IPMAT syllabus, ensuring that every topic is covered thoroughly.