IRMASAT Selection Process 2023

The Institute of Rural Management Anand (IRMA) is a prestigious educational institution that offers Post Graduate Diploma in Rural Management (PGDRM) program. To get admission into this program, applicants must undergo a rigorous selection process that consists of three stages, which are; eligible CAT/XAT score, IRMASAT exam, and personal interview. The selection process evaluates candidates’ knowledge, skills, and motivation to pursue a career in rural management. The process ensures that only the most deserving candidates are admitted into the program. Let’s explore this blog to know about the IRMASAT Selection process in detail.

Name of the exam	IRMA Social Awareness Test (IRMASAT)
Conducting Body	Institute of Rural Management, Anand (IRMA)
Level of Exam	National
Frequency of exam	Annual
Mode of exam	Online
Medium	English
Duration of Exam	1 hour 20 minutes
Total number of Seats	20

Important Dates

The scheduled dates for the selection process for IRMASAT have been given below. Candidates are advised to visit the official website for any updates.

List of candidates who have qualified for IRMASAT 2023	To be announced
IRMASAT 2O23	to be announced
Online personal interview	13th February to 5th march (except Sundays
Offline personal interview	13th February to 5th march (except Sundays
Declaration of results	4rth week of march
Last day to apply for admission	Within a week of the announcement of the result.

Also Read: IRMASAT Application Process

Selection Process for the PGDRM programme at IRMA

Candidates applying for admission to IRMA are selected either on the basis of merit or on the basis of profile cum merit. The process of selection has been given in the following steps.

CAT/XAT Scores

Candidates are required to have a required CAT or XAT score to be eligible for admission through this process. IRMA uses CAT/XAT scores to shortlist candidates for the Personal Interview round. Only those candidates who have successfully passed the IRMASAT exam will be called for the interview.

Profile Based and Non-profile-based selection process:

1.  Students who have scored 85% or higher are taken into consideration based on their merit. Later, they will be called for a personal interview round.
2. To get shortlisted on the basis of their profile, candidates must get a minimum score of 80% in the CAT or XAT exam. Candidates who have graduated in any of the following fields are preferred. Candidates who have graduated in any of the following fields are preferred.

• Agriculture
• Horticulture
• Dairy technology
• Food Technology
• Food Science
• Veterinary
• Forestry
• Food Processing
• Fishery
• Agriculture engineering 
• Food processing and packaging
• Social science
• Rural studies
• Development studies

Additionally, Candidates who have impressive work experience in the policy, development, or agricultural-related fields will be given preference.

1. IRMASAT exam: The next step is to appear for the IRMASAT exam, which is a computer-based test (CBT) that assesses the candidate’s analytical and reasoning abilities, social awareness, and English language proficiency.

2. Personal Interview: Candidates who cleared the IRMASAT exam are then called for a Personal Interview (PI) round. It will be conducted online and offline mode. The PI round assesses the candidate’s overall personality, attitude, and suitability for the IRMA program.

3. Final admission Offer: The candidate’s overall profile, including academic achievements, work experience, and extracurricular activities, are considered during the selection process along with their performance in the CAT/XAT entrance exam, group activity, and personal interview. This is because IRMA fosters diversity and encourages applicants from diverse backgrounds.

Also Read: IRMASAT Result 2023

Evaluation Criteria for IRMA’s Final Selection

There are a number of components that are considered during the IRMA selection process. A breakdown of the weightage of the various components can be seen below:

Components	Weightage
CAT/XAT Score	35%
IRMASAT Score	10%
Personal Interview	30%
Academic Qualifications	5%
Profile	15%
Diversity	5%
Total	100%

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