Colleges in Anand

Admission into Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management at IRMA is a three-stage process: (a) Stage I: CAT or XAT or CMAT score (b) Stage II: Group Activity & Personal Interview (d) Stage III: Selection based on CAT/XAT/CMAT: 35%, Personal Interview: 35%, WAT: 5%, Academic Performance: 5%CAT, CMAT and XAT have a predefined syllabus. CAT tests candidates general aptitude including verbal ability (English), quantitative ability (Mathematics), logical reasoning and data interpretation skills. XAT syllabus consists of English, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation, Decision Making, General Awareness and Essay Writing. Every candidate who is an aspirant for admission in PGDRM at IRMA earlier, had to undergo IRMA Social Awareness Test (IRMASAT). IRMASAT was a compulsory online test to assess awareness about issues of social concern. From 2022 onwards, IRMASAT was scrapped and the admissions to IRMA are now being done on the basis of CAT, XAT and CMAT scores. 

The purpose of IRMASAT is to identify and select candidates who demonstrate the potential to become socially responsible and effective rural managers capable of addressing the diverse challenges faced by rural communities and contributing positively to their sustainable development. The exam assesses the aptitude and social awareness of candidates aspiring to pursue the Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM) programme offered by the Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA). IRMASAT serves as a crucial component of the admission process for the PGDRM programme and is used by IRMA to evaluate candidates' suitability for the programme.

The cutoff for the OBC category in 2017 varied across different rounds of the admission process. Below is a breakdown of the cutoffs for each round:Round 1: The cutoff for the OBC category in Round 1 was 81.60 in CAT 2017. This score indicated that candidates who scored above or equal to 81.60 were eligible for the subsequent rounds of the admission process.Round 2: In Round 2, the cutoff for the OBC category was 80.40 in CAT 2017. This score was lower than the cutoff in Round 1, indicating that more candidates from the OBC category were eligible for the final selection process.Round 3: In the final round, the cutoff for the OBC category was 79.90 in CAT 2017. This score was the lowest among all the rounds, showing that a larger number of OBC candidates were eligible for the final selection.It is important to note that cutoffs are subject to change each year, depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the CAT exam, and the performance of the candidates. The cutoff serves as a benchmark for candidates to assess their chances of securing admission into the institute.In conclusion, the last year (2017) cutoff for the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category at IRMA was 81.60 for Round 1, 80.40 for Round 2, and 79.90 for Round 3. These cutoffs played a significant role in determining the eligibility of candidates for admission to the Indian Institute of Rural Management (IRMA) during that year.

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