IPMAT Rohtak 2025 Exam Analysis: For IIM Rohtak, the National Testing Agency (NTA) successfully administered the Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (IPMAT) 2025 on May 5, 2025. The test, the major gateway to IIM Rohtak's elite five-year Integrated Programme in Management, was administered between 9 AM and 11 AM in computer-based mode at 28 cities across the country.
120 questions were posed, an even number segmented into three components: Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal Ability. Four marks were allocated for each right choice, and one mark deducted for each wrong attempt. Of significance, there was no time limit provided per segment, affording candidates latitude to control time.
Karan Mehta, Toprankers Co-Founder, presented an analysis of the exam:
The overall level of difficulty as "easy to moderate" and leaning more towards the easy side. Quantitative Ability section was the easiest, Logical Reasoning easy to moderate, and Verbal Ability moderately tough.
IPMAT Rohtak 2025 Exam Analysis: Student reactions
Students' early feedback was that the paper was very accessible. Most said they had tried over 90 questions with confidence. Not having an on-screen calculator did not appear to impede performance, and students enjoyed being able to work at their own pace because there were no sectional time limits. Surprisingly, overlaps in subjects were seen between Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Ability, and a calendar-based question from the 2024 examination reappeared—beneficial for those preparing with SuperGrads' mock tests and previous year papers.
IPMAT Rohtak 2025 Exam Analysis: Topic-Wise Highlights
Quantitative Aptitude:
• Mensuration (Cuboid, Cube): 5–6 questions
• Time, Speed & Distance: 4 questions
• Simplification: 4 questions
• Percentage: 3–4 questions
• Profit & Loss: 2–3 questions
• Simple & Compound Interest (SI & CI): 3 questions
• Average: 3 questions (1 had incorrect options)
• Time & Work / Pipes: 2 questions
• Ratio: 2 questions
• Partnership: 2 questions
• Age Problems: 2–3 questions
• Number System (LCM): 1 question
• Permutations & Combinations: 1 question
• Probability: 1 question
• Stock & Share: 1 question
• Calendar: 1 question
• Height & Distance: 1 question
• Number Series: 1 question
Verbal Ability:
• Reading Comprehension:
◦ 3 passages (4Q, 4Q, 1Q)
• Grammar (Active/Passive Voice, Tenses, Conjunctions, etc.): 8–10 questions
• Vocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, Spelling, One-word Substitution, Idioms): 8–10 questions
• Para Jumbles (Rearrangement): 5 questions
Logical Reasoning & Data Interpretation:
• Syllogisms: 5–6 questions
• Coded Blood Relations: 3 questions
• Direction Sense: 3 questions
• Critical Reasoning: 2–3 questions
• Inequalities: 2 questions
• Mirror Image: 2 questions
• Sitting Arrangement (Linear): 3 questions
• Circular Arrangement: 2 questions
• Cube Cutting: 1 question
• Calendar: 1 question
• Clocks: 1 question
• Analogy: 2 questions
• Percentage & Average: 1 question each
• Data Arrangement (3 sets): 6 questions (2 questions per set)
Memory-Based Sample Questions
Some of the notable Quantitative Ability memory-based questions included:
• Probability of getting exactly two heads when a coin is tossed thrice.
• Calculation of average scores for innings, though one question had inconsistencies.
• Mixture problems with price calculations.
• Age-related puzzles and questions on handshakes to deduce the number of people at a party.
Verbal Ability memory-based items featured analogies like "Bunch of keys : Group of stars," and idioms such as "To pull yourself together."
Logical Reasoning had typical questions like direction sense questions, seating arrangements, and clock problems, most of which were common and simple to students.
IPMAT Rohtak 2025 Exam Analysis: Overall
Overall, IPMAT Rohtak 2025 was more easier than expected, leading to high attempt rates and setting the stage for a likely rise in cut-offs. Quantitative Ability and Logical Reasoning were relatively easy, and Verbal Ability was moderately challenging. Students preparing for 2026 must focus on regular practice and concept clarity in order to stay ahead of this competitive exam.
