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Time of India
24-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
JIPMAT 2025 result declared: 12,939 candidates can download scorecards at exams.nta.ac.in
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has officially announced the results for the Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT) 2025 today, May 24. A total of 12,939 candidates appeared for the entrance exam, which was held on April 26 at 94 centers across 65 cities, including one international location. The JIPMAT exam is conducted for admission to the five-year Integrated Programme in Management (IPM) offered by IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu. Candidates who took the exam can now download their scorecards from the official website — The scorecard includes personal details, sectional and overall marks, and qualifying status. Candidates meeting the cut-off will be invited for the next stages of the admission process. How to Download JIPMAT 2025 Scorecard Candidates can access their scorecards by following these steps: Visit the official website: Click on the 'JIPMAT-2025: Click Here to Download Score Card' link. Enter your application number, date of birth, and security code. View and download the scorecard in PDF format. Print a copy for future reference. The scorecard includes details such as the candidate's name, roll number, category, sectional and overall scores, percentiles, and qualifying status. Details Mentioned on JIPMAT 2025 Scorecard The JIPMAT 2025 scorecard includes crucial information such as the candidate's name, roll number, application number, category, sectional scores, overall score, percentile, and qualifying status. Candidates are advised to carefully verify all details and report any discrepancies to NTA for correction. The scorecard will also serve as a key document during the admission process at IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu. Next Steps: Admission Process Candidates who meet the minimum cut-off scores will be contacted by IIM Jammu and IIM Bodh Gaya via their registered email addresses or through speed post for the next stages of the admission process. This will involve verification of eligibility criteria, self-declaration, and various documents as per the norms specified by the respective IIMs. For detailed information and updates, candidates are advised to regularly check the official JIPMAT website: . Invest in Their Tomorrow, Today: Equip your child with the essential AI skills for a future brimming with possibilities | Join Now
Mint
24-04-2025
- Business
- Mint
J&K colleges to see fewer admissions in upcoming season due to attack: Analysts
Education analysts caution that the recent attacks in Kashmir's Pahalgam will hit a number of students who plan to take admission in Jammu and Kashmir's top institutes such as IIM Jammu, IIT Jammu, NIT Srinagar, etc., in the coming years. "It (the attack) is definitely bad news for admissions in institutions in the region. People might look for alternatives to institutions in Jammu and Kashmir, because as parents, the first concern would be the safety and wellbeing of their children. All education institutes in Jammu should be worried,' said Narayanan Ramaswamy, partner and head of education and skill development practice at consulting firm KPMG in India. 'Having said that, a swift and definitive action by the Government with visible measures to assuage security concerns will go a long way in positioning J&K institutions as potential destinations,' Ramaswamy added. Faculty members at the institutions in the valley are assuring that campuses are secure and functioning as usual. 'We are working today. All of us are in office and safe. Terrorist attacks can happen anywhere, they have happened in the past in Mumbai too. It won't really affect the education here, so we are not concerned about placements or admissions,' an official at the Indian Institute of Management Jammu told Mint on Wednesday. Registrar of National Institute of Technology, Srinagar, Atikur Rehman, also said, 'There is no law and order situation here. The campus is safe. Our institute is a national-level institute and we are not concerned about admissions or placements at all. Everything is fine.' This is not the first time students in Jammu and Kashmir are facing such a situation. 'Only the Central institutes in J&K have got any substantial number of outside state students in the state. Except NIT Srinagar others are not based in the valley and are considered safe,' highlighted Suchindra Kumar, partner and sector leader for education sector at consulting firm PwC. 'There have been multiple issues during the last decade of local vs non-local issues at NIT campus itself, and the administration has taken agile steps to end the crisis, and bring the focus back on teaching-learning quickly. There have been cases of remote classes, and classes in Jammu for brief periods,' Kumar added. 'While the disruptions do impact the teaching and learning, the quality of students coming through JEE criteria, and the NIT brand has ensured continuity…Even during the 2010s when there was quite some disturbances in the valley, NIT Srinagar has operated on almost 90%+ of the total intake capacity,' Kumar said. State of J&K colleges In NIRF 2024, IIM Jammu ranked 42nd among the country's top management institutes and IIT Jammu and NIT Srinagar ranked 62nd and 79th respectively among the top engineering colleges. In the overall ratings, University of Kashmir was ranked 69th rank while the University of Jammu (JU) was at rank 87. As per the All India Survey on Higher Education (AISHE) 2020-21, the latest data available on number of students studying in Jammu and Kashmir over 230,966 students are enrolled in under graduation courses and 20,278 post graduation as of 2020-21.
