Tell me something about IRMA?
How will IRMA admit students into its PRM ( 2019-21) program?
Can you share some information about the selection process? Are their any changes this year?
- Profile Based Calls
- Non Profile Based Calls
- Graduation in: Development, Agriculture, Dairy, Public policy, Sustainability, Veterinary Sciences, Food Technology.
- Work experience in: Development Sector, Dairy, Public Policy.
- Excellence: Graduation from Top universities and Colleges.
What is the intake for PGDRM program?
What is the total fee of the program?
What is the last date to apply? What is the cost of application form?
- Last date to apply- Dec 31, 2018
- Cost of application
- General /OBC candidates- Rs 1500
- SC/ST/DA candidates- Rs 750
Is there an age limit for PGDRM programme?
What is eligibility criteria for admission?
Can you share some details about the placement scenario?
What are the Test Centres for the online test on IRMASAT 2019?
Can you share the admission helpline details?
Can you give me some preparation tips for IRMASAT examination?
- MBA Education and Career magazine
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- Kurukshetra Magazine
- Pratiyogita Darpan-Indian Economy
The Institute of Rural Management Anand is India’s leading school in rural management committed to acting as the catalyst and facilitator of rural prosperity. IRMA educates those inspired to work with organisations serving the rural sector and engaging directly with rural communities.
Students should note that IRMA offers a sectoral program and it should be opted only on the basis of ones interest in making a career in this domain.
IRMA will use CAT 2018 / XAT 2019 scores for shortlisting students for admission into Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (2019 – 21).
Unlike Last year, IRMASAT will only be conducted for those shortlisted for GD/PI rounds at IRMA campus.
IRMA will be giving two types of GDPI calls to the prospective candidates:
Candidates who fulfill the following criteria can be shortlisted for profile based calls:
Candidates who score above 80 percentile in CAT 2018/XAT 2019 and fall in the Profile based call criteria are eligible to be shortlisted for IRMASAT and GD/PI process.
Candidates who score above 85 percentile in CAT 2018/XAT 2019 and fall in the Non-Profile based call criteria are eligible to be shortlisted for IRMASAT and GD/PI process.
The following is the final selection criteria
Parameter | Weightage |
---|---|
CAT/XAT | 35.00% |
IRMASAT | 10.00% |
Group Activity | 10.00% |
Personal Interview | 20.00% |
Academic Performance | 5.00% |
Diversity | 5.00% |
Profile | 15.00% |
Total | 100.00% |
The total number of seats available for 2019-21 batch of PGDRM program is 240.
While the total tuition fee ( for 2 years ) is 9.84 Lacs, the total fee ( inclusive of everything ) is 12.08 Lacs.
There is no age limit for admission to PGDRM of IRMA.
A graduate from any discipline, with a minimum of 15 years (10+2+3) of education, having 50 per cent (45 per cent for SC/ST/DAP (Differently Abled Person)) aggregate marks at the graduation level can apply for admission.
Applicants who are in the final year of their graduation can apply if they expect to complete all the requirements of graduation before the programme starts
The last year’s batch of 180 students were placed in three days time. The average salary offered by the private sector crossed 12 lakhs mark and that for the development sector organizations (NGOs, Cooperatives, and Government Development Agencies) stands at 9.42 lakhs per annum (against 9.37 lakhs last year). The combined average salary for the batch was at Rs. 11.39 lakhs per annum (against 10.22 lakhs last year), and the median stands at Rs. 10 lakhs per annum (against 8.40 lakhs last year). The maximum salary for the batch stands at Rs. 46.50 lakhs.
Short listed candidates will be called at IRMA where they will have to take the IRMA Social Awareness Test 2019 (IRMASAT 2019), Group Activity and Personal Interview.
IRMA
Phone Numbers: 02692 - 260 391 / 260 181 Fax: 02692 – 260188
In addition to reading newspapers regularly, it would be advisable for a student to prepare from the following sources:
While preparing for this section, a student should focus on issues related to environment, health, culture, food and agriculture, gender equality, social issues pertaining to development, etc.
Finally, OMETs for IRMASAT are perhaps the best source for preparation. They come very close to the actual IRMASAT entrance exam paper and one should give maximum importance to these question papers.