IPMAT Registration 2026 Begins Today: Direct Link, Fees, and How to Apply

The IPMAT application form is finally out by the Indian Institute of Management today, on 2nd February 2026. So, the candidates who are willing to take admission to the Integrated Programme in Management at IIM Indore can visit the official website iimidr.ac.in.

Also, the last date to apply for this application is 14th March 2026. Moreover, the entrance exam is going to be on 4th May 2026. 

IPMAT 2026: Important Dates and Events

How to Apply for IPMAT 2026

Candidates can follow the steps below to apply for the IPMAT Indore exam 2026:

1. First, candidates need to go to IIM Indore’s website, that is, iimidr.ac.in 
2. Tap on the IPMAT registration link 
3. Generate User ID and password, those are candidate’s log in credentials
4. Fill in the required details in the form
5. Pay for the registration fee
6. Candidates belonging to reserved categories must upload valid and attested category certificates

IPMAT 2026 Exam Details

The IPMAT 2026 exam will be held on May 4, 2026, in computer-based test mode. The exam is conducted for admission to the IPM programme at IIM Indore.

What to Carry When Going for IPMAT 2026

Candidates appearing for the IPMAT 2026 exam must carry the following items to the examination centre:

• A printed copy of the admit card downloaded from the official website
• Valid Photo ID Proof
• Passport-size Photographs
• Transparent Water Bottle 

IPMAT 2026 Exam Day Guidelines

Candidates appearing for IPMAT 2026 must follow these important exam day instructions:

• Reach the exam centre at least 60 minutes before the reporting time mentioned on the admit card
• Carry a printed copy of the IPMAT admit card along with a valid photo ID proof
• Follow all instructions given by exam officials at the centre
• Do not carry electronic devices such as mobile phones, smart watches, calculators, or Bluetooth devices
• Avoid bringing study material, notes, books, or papers inside the examination hall
• Use only the computer system allotted to you for the exam
• Any form of unfair means or misconduct may lead to disqualification