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IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2025
Every year, the Right to Information Act has given CAT aspirants one of the most reliable windows into real admission outcomes. IIM Udaipur has been among the most transparent institutions when it comes to responding to RTI queries from students. The 2025 data now available covers the full admission funnel for the 2025-27 batch in considerable detail. From the number of candidates who had selected IIMU on the CAT form all the way to accepted offers, this page breaks everything down cleanly.
IIM Udaipur RTI Data PDF
The IIM Udaipur RTI Data PDF of 2025-27 admission cycle has all the important information regarding PI shortlist, Waitlist Movement and Class profile.
It also includes category-wise shortlisting figures, admission and accepted offers broken down by category. A separate first-appeal reply has provided the composite score floor and ceiling for finally admitted students.
IIM Udaipur PI Shortlist 2025
Lakhs of students had put IIM Udaipur MBA on their CAT form, but the journey to CAP 2025 shortlisting has been a tough one for most of them. The numbers across categories have told a clear story about how hard it has been to clear even the first stage of this process.
Category | Filled / Selected IIM U | Shortlisted for CAP 2025 |
General | 1,65,980 | 10,526 |
EWS | 14,135 | 2,304 |
NC-OBC | 45,166 | 6,236 |
SC | 20,017 | 3,513 |
ST | 4,967 | 1,746 |
DAP | 973 | 470 |
Total | 2,51,238 | 24,795 |
The conversion from form-fillers to PI shortlist has been roughly 1 in 15 for General candidates and slightly more accessible proportionally for SC and ST categories.
IIM Udaipur Class Profile 2025
The 2025-27 batch had a planned intake of 375 students, but the accepted offer numbers have told a very different story on the ground. Out of 2,969 offers that went out to candidates, only 366 had actually confirmed their seats at IIM Udaipur in the end. A large chunk of those who had received offers had clearly chosen other MBA Colleges over IIM Udaipur.
Category | Offers Sent | Accepted |
General | 1,484 | 141 |
EWS | 184 | 36 |
NC-OBC | 655 | 111 |
SC | 396 | 44 |
ST | 165 | 23 |
DAP | 85 | 7 |
International | — | 4 |
Total | 2,969 | 366 |
It is worth mentioning that the breakdown of the candidates as engineers, non-engineers, CAs, doctors, or lawyers for this cycle was not there.
IIM Udaipur Waitlist Movement 2025
Waitlist movement at IIM Udaipur has happened every year, primarily because a significant number of offer holders had accepted seats at higher-ranked IIMs or preferred B-schools instead. The 2025-27 RTI reply gives category-wise waitlist cleared figures that are genuinely useful for candidates still waiting on a decision.
Category | Waitlist Cleared Up To |
General | 332 |
EWS | 58 |
NC-OBC | 176 |
SC | 236 |
ST | 30 |
DAP | 28 |
The general category had seen the deepest movement at 332, which signals that a large share of General offer holders had moved to other institutions. SC category also had strong clearance at 236. For candidates who have been sitting further down the waitlist, these numbers have historically offered real hope.
IIM Udaipur Final Offers 2025
The composite score range of finally admitted students tells aspirants exactly where they had needed to land in order to secure a seat. The data below has come from the separate RTI reply and covers category-wise minimum and maximum cut-off composite score values.
Category | Minimum Score | Maximum Score |
General | 57.46 | 81.57 |
EWS | 50.36 | 58.87 |
NC-OBC | 48.38 | 59.20 |
SC | 40.03 | 59.11 |
ST | 33 | 55.5 |
DAP | 33.30 | 56.65 |
Gender-wise breakdowns within each category have shown minimal difference between male and female minimum scores at most levels. Female candidates in the General category had been admitted with a minimum of 57.69 against the male floor of 57.46, a difference that has been negligible in practical terms.
IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2025: Conclusion
The IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2025 has confirmed a few things that aspirants should carry into their planning ahead of CAT 2025. The acceptance rate on offers has been low, which means the waitlist has moved meaningfully each year and will likely continue to do so. General category candidates had needed a composite score above 57.46 to have had a realistic shot at the 2025-27 batch. The gap between those shortlisted and final acceptances has been enormous, and the PI round has remained the stage where most candidates have dropped out of contention. Candidates targeting IIM Udaipur in the upcoming admission cycle should use these figures as a benchmark, since application volumes across IIMs have had an upward trend for several consecutive years now.
