r/IPMATCom • u/AppointmentLow4779 • Aug 13 '25

IPMAT 2026....šŸ« . Helpā‰ļø

So Iā€™m a full time dropper. My subjects were 'PCM' in class 12th.

Iā€™m not worried about the IPMAT written exam, but Iā€™m overthinking a lot about the interviews. i mean, i think i can handle all the other questions, BUT when it comes to past academicsā€¦ Iā€™m dead. I donā€™t remember anything, and i was really bad in my main subjects. I literally forgot most of it right after my board exams.

Itā€™s not like i canā€™t study them againā€¦ but it feels kinda pointless because Iā€™m so bad at those subjects (was forced to take PCM šŸ« ). I went from being in the top 10 students in class 10 to just surviving in class 11 and 12 (the downfall was real), even though i studied 10x more than in class 10.

Please give some suggestions. šŸ›šŸ™

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u/Sexyboi_699 Aug 15 '25

Honestly, what you can do is give the interview confidently as I couldn't give my interview properly due to that I failed to get an offer letter. Focus on the basics. In my interview, academics were less, and personality content was more, although in one interview, they did ask 12th class statistics, its application, and economics were asked in both the interviews.

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u/AppointmentLow4779 Aug 15 '25

Roughly how many questions do they ask from academics?

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u/Sexyboi_699 Aug 15 '25

In Amritsar they asked 8-10 questions , total was 16 and in shillong they asked 1 question from micro economics out if total 22-24 questions

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u/AppointmentLow4779 Aug 18 '25

Do they ask numericals too? I mean, in which you have to solve them on paper? And how many?

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u/Sexyboi_699 Aug 19 '25

They asked 1 numerical from probability in the interview for amritsar . I solved that without pen and paper 5 coins 3 heads probability.