JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025

Updated On: February 20, 2025 01:44 PM | JIPMAT

The JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 analysis will help the candidates to anticipate their ranks and determine their position in comparison to others. 382 equals the 100th percentile, 335 corresponds to 99 percentile, and 325 represents the 98.20 percentile, among others.

Table of Contents

What is JIPMAT 2025 Score?
What is JIPMAT 2025 Percentile?
JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 (Expected)
Category-wise JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 for IIM Bodh Gaya …
Category-wise JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 for IIM Jammu (Expected)
Previous Year JIPMAT Score vs Percentile
Key Differences Between JIPMAT Score vs Percentile
Factors Affecting JIPMAT Score vs Percentile
Faqs

The JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 analysis is crucial for gaining insight into the raw marks obtained by a candidate in the exam and the percentage of candidates who scored below a particular candidate. A score of 382 represents the 100th percentile. Similarly, 375 corresponds to 99.97 percentile, 365 equals 99.93 percentile, 355 represents 99.85 percentile, and 350 corresponds to 99.66 percentile. A candidate’s performance in the JIPMAT exam is directly reflected through the JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 analysis. The JIPMAT 2025 score is a crucial component during initial shortlisting of candidates, while the percentile is a reflection of the relative standing of candidates.

In addition, the expected JIPMAT cutoffs for the year 2025 will vary across different categories such as General, OBC, SC, ST, and others with the General category having the highest cutoff score. Check the JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 analysis for different categories at IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu below.

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What is JIPMAT 2025 Score?

A raw score that a candidate obtains in the examination is referred to as the JIPMAT 2025 score. The raw score will be taken into consideration for ranking and shortlisting candidates for IPM admission, along with Class 10th & 12th marks and other admission criteria set by IIMs. However, the JIPMAT score alone does not govern the final ranking provided to the candidates. The JIPMAT percentile plays a crucial role in the final ranking. The JIPMAT score can be calculated by combining the awarding points and deducting marks. 4 marks will be awarded for each correct answer and 1 mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer. No marks will be deducted for unattempted questions. Hence, the JIPMAT score can be calculated in the following manner,

JIPMAT Total Score = (Number of Correct Answers x 4) − (Number of Incorrect Answers)

What is JIPMAT 2025 Percentile?

JIPMAT 2025 can be defined as the comparative measure of your JIPMAT exam performance compared to other test-takers. It is the percentage of candidates who scored less than you in the JIPMAT 2025 exam or the percentage of candidates you have excelled. For example, if you have obtained a JIPMAT percentile of 95, it implies that you have performed better than 95% of the candidates who appeared for the exam. The JIPMAT scores are normalized across all candidates considering the difficulty level of the JIPMAT exam and your performance in comparison to other candidates to determine the JIPMAT percentile. A higher JIPMAT percentile indicates better rank. The JIPMAT 2025 percentile will be used for Shortlisting Candidates at IIM Bodh Gaya & IIM Jammu. Your JIPMAT percentile can be calculated in the following manner:

JIPMAT Percentile = (N - Rank) / N x 100

Here, N is the total number of candidates appearing in JIPMAT and R is the rank you hold compared to others

JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 (Expected)

It is important to note that, in comparison to 2022, the majority of categories exhibit a general downward trend in the JIPMAT cutoffs. The cutoff for the General category plunged from 354 to 342 in 2023. In 2024, the JIPMAT cutoff for General category was higher than 310. Check the table below to know the expected JIPMAT scores and their respective percentiles for the year 2025.

Score	Expected Percentile
382	100 percentile
375	99.97 percentile
365	99.93 percentile
355	99.85 percentile
350	99.66 percentile
348	99.60 percentile
347	99.56 percentile
339	99.29 percentile
336	99.14 percentile
328	98.52 percentile
326	98.26 percentile
325	98.20 percentile
322	97.82 percentile
316	97.29 percentile
313	96.95 percentile
296	93.98 percentile
288	91.99 percentile
250	90+ percentile
267	85.19 percentile

Category-wise JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 for IIM Bodh Gaya (Expected)

The JIPMAT cutoff 2025 will be higher for candidates for the General category. The cutoff for the EWS and OBC candidates will be slightly lower compared to the General category candidates. Notably, the cut-off scores for SC and ST categories will be significantly lower compared to General and OBC categories owing to reservation policies. Check the expected JIPMAT cutoff 2025 for different categories at IIM Bodh Gaya below.

Category	Expected JIPMAT Cut-off 2025 (Raw Score)	JIPMAT 2025 Expected Percentile
General	354	99.80+ percentile
EWS	334	99 percentile
NC-OBC	322	97.82 percentile
SC	266	85+ percentile
ST	225	60-65 percentile
PwD	276 (General) 222 (NC-OBC)	88+ percentile (General) 60-65 percentile (NC-OBC)

List-wise JIPMAT Cut-Off 2025 for IIM Bodh Gaya (Expected)

IIM Bodh Gaya typically releases 7 cutoff lists for JIPMAT. Check the expected JIPMAT cutoff 2025 for different lists at IIM Bodh Gaya.

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 1st Cut-off List

Category	Total Score Cut-off	JIPMAT Percentile
General	342 - 354	99.40+ to 99.80+ percentile
EWS	323 - 334	97.90+ to 98.99+ percentile
NC-OBC	303 - 322	95+ to 97.82 percentile
SC	258 - 266	85+ percentile
ST	205 - 225	60-65 percentile
PwD	199	Below 60 percentile

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 2nd Cut-off List

Category	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral Non PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Supernumerary Girls Seats)	Expected Percentile
General	340	264	334	85.10+ to 99.40+ percentile
EWS	318	-	305	95.5+ to 96.5+ percentile
NC OBC	297	222	283	94 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
SC	237	-	234	70-75 percentile
ST	194	-	155	45-60 percentile

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 3rd Cut-off List

Category	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral Non PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Supernumerary Girls Seats)	Expected Percentile
General	339 with 105 in VA	226	328	99 to 99.29 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
EWS	318	-	302	95+ to 96.5+ percentile
NC OBC	296 & 83 in VA	222	276	90 to 94 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
SC	233	-	219	65 - 75 percentile
ST	151	-	155	45 - 50 percentile

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 4th Cut-off List

Category	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral Non PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Supernumerary Girls Seats)	Expected Percentile
General	339	226	325 with 99 in VA	99 to 99.29 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
EWS	317	-	283	90 to 96.5+ percentile
NC OBC	290 & VA 83	222	275	89 to 92 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
SC	225	-	213	57-65 percentile
ST	148	-	155	47 - 50 percentile

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 5th Cut-off List

Category	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral Non PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Supernumerary Girls Seats)	Expected Percentile
General	338	226	324	99 to 99.29 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
EWS	315	-	283	90 to 96.5+ percentile
NC OBC	289	222	272	89 to 92 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
SC	225	-	206	57-65 percentile
ST	148	-	155	47 - 50 percentile

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 6th Cut-off List

Category	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral Non PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Gender-Neutral PWD Seats)	Cutoff Score (Supernumerary Girls Seats)	Expected Percentile
General	338	226	323	99 to 99.29 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
EWS	315	-	283	90 to 96.5+ percentile
NC OBC	289	222	262	89 to 92 percentile 60-65 percentile for GN PWD
SC	223 with 64 in VA	-	206	57-65 percentile
ST	148	-	155	47 - 50 percentile

IIM Bodh Gaya JIPMAT 2025 7th Cut-off List (Last)

Category	Gender-Neutral Seats	Supernumerary Girls Seats	JIPMAT Percentile
General	313	306	94 to 96.95 percentile
EWS	289	278	88+ to 92+ percentile
OBC-NCL	255	243	80-85 percentile
SC	203	199	Below 60 percentile
ST	148	–	50-55 percentile
PwD	159	–	50-55 percentile

Category-wise JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2025 for IIM Jammu (Expected)

The JIPMAT 2025 cutoff at IIM Jammu will be the highest for the General category and lowest for SC and ST categories. Check the expected JIPMAT cutoff for different categories at IIM Jammu for the year 2025 below.

Category	IIM Jammu Expected Cut Off Score 2025	IIM Jammu Expected Cut Off Percentile 2025
General	330 - 340	98.5+ to 99.30 percentile
EWS	310 - 320	96.90 to 97 percentile
NC-OBC	290 - 300	92.5+ to 94+ percentile
SC	200 - 210	Below 60 percentile
ST	140 - 150	50 to 55 percentile
PwD	150 - 160	55 to 60 percentile

IIM Jammu JIPMAT 2025 Percentile Second List (Expected)

Check the estimated JIPMAT percentile for the second list of candidates for the year 2025.

Category	IIM Jammu Cutoff 2025 (Expected)
General	79.7155 - 81.85 percentile
EWS	66.16 - 70.6345 percentile
NC OBC	66.4 - 70.03 percentile
SC	56.6145 - 60.16 percentile
ST	48.295 - 70.6345 percentile
PwD	Gen: 69.87 percentile NC-OBC: 45 percentile

Previous Year JIPMAT Score vs Percentile

Analyzing the JIPMAT score vs percentile comparison from the previous years will enable the candidates to estimate the score and their corresponding percentiles for the current year. Find the JIPMAT score vs percentile analysis for the years 2024, 2023 and 2022 below.

JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2024

Provided below is the JIPMAT score vs percentile analysis for the year 2024.

Score	Expected Percentile
382	100 percentile
375	99.97 percentile
365	99.93 percentile
355	99.85 percentile
350	99.66 percentile
348	99.60 percentile
347	99.56 percentile
339	99.29 percentile
336	99.14 percentile
328	98.52 percentile
326	98.26 percentile
325	98.20 percentile
322	97.82 percentile
316	97.29 percentile
313	96.95 percentile
296	93.98 percentile
288	91.99 percentile
250	90+ percentile
267	85.19 percentile

JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2023

Provided below is the JIPMAT score vs percentile analysis for the year 2023.

JIPMAT 2023 Score	JIPMAT 2023 Percentile
382	100 percentile
375	99.97 percentile
365	99.93 percentile
355	99.85 percentile
350	99.66 percentile
348	99.60 percentile
347	99.56 percentile
339	99.29 percentile
336	99.14 percentile
328	98.52 percentile
326	98.26 percentile
325	98.20 percentile
322	97.82 percentile
316	97.29 percentile
313	96.95 percentile
296	93.98 percentile
288	91.99 percentile
267	85.19 percentile

JIPMAT Score vs Percentile 2022

Provided below is the JIPMAT score vs percentile analysis for the year 2022.

JIPMAT 2022 Score	JIPMAT 2022 Percentile
382	100 percentile
371	99.90 percentile
357	99.5 percentile
349	98.91 percentile
348	99.82 percentile
342	98.25 percentile
341	98.08 percentile
323	95.21 percentile
300	88.48 percentile
291	84.74 percentile

Key Differences Between JIPMAT Score vs Percentile

JIPMAT scores give insights into your absolute performance, while percentile reflects your relative performance. Depending on the difficulty level and other candidates' scores, your percentile can vary even with high marks. The additional differences between the JIPMAT score and the JIPMAT percentile have been provided in detail below.

Aspect	JIPMAT Score	JIPMAT Percentile
Definition	It is the total raw score that is based on the number of correct and incorrect answers. It measures individual performance. For example, if you score 382 out of 400, that is your JIPMAT score.	It is the relative measure of performance compared to other test-takers or the relative rank compared to other candidates. It compares one's performance to others and adjusts for variations in difficulty levels. For example, if your percentile is 99, it means you scored better than 99% of test-takers.
Calculation	Directly calculated from correct and incorrect answers in the following manner: (Correct Answers × 4)−(Incorrect Answers × 1)	Based on performance normalization across all candidates and calculated in the following manner, JIPMAT Percentile = (N - Rank) / N x 100
Range	0 to 400	0 to 100
Impact on Admission	It gives insights into your performance but is not sufficient alone and not affected by the performance of other candidates	It shows how well you have performed in comparison to other test-takers and is highly dependent on how other candidates score and is considered more important for admission decisions.
Consistency	Remains constant for a given set of answers	Can vary depending on the number of candidates appearing for the exam and the difficulty level of the exam
Normalization	No normalization of JIPMAT scores is done since it is conducted in a single shift.	JIPMAT percentile is always normalized across candidates.
Use	Used to understand your raw performance in the JIPMAT exam	Used for determining your position in the competition for admission and shortlisting based on rank

Factors Affecting JIPMAT Score vs Percentile

More attempts with high accuracy lead to a higher score and percentile which impacts rank. Also, negative marking reduce the total score and lowers rank and percentile. Following are the crucial factors that affect JIPMAT marks vs percentile:

Difficulty Level of the Exam: Raw scores for all test-takers may be lower if the difficulty level of the JIPMAT exam is high, yet the percentile will indicate comparative performance. The percentile may also be lower even with a decent score.
Number of Candidates: The number of candidates appearing for the JIPMAT exam does not affect the JIPMAT score. However, since the level of competition increases as the number of candidates appearing increases, it may result in the requirement of a high percentile for JIPMAT admission. The increased competition makes it difficult to obtain a high percentile.
Normalization: The difficulty level of the JIPMAT decides the normalization. Although scores may be adjusted to ensure fairness, percentile rankings are highly affected by normalization.
Performance of Other Candidates: Raw scores are not affected by this. As percentiles are relative measures and are determined by the performance of a candidate in comparison to others, the general performance of the group may influence your percentile. In easier words, your percentile could be diminished if the competition is fierce, even if you achieve a high score.

Notably, it is mandatory for the candidates to meet or exceed the JIPMAT 2025 cut-offs to proceed to the next stage of the admission process. 95% weightage will be given to JIPMAT scores and 5% weightage depends on the gender of the candidate (5% is given to female candidates). The JIPMAT score vs percentile 2025 will also depend on the number of candidates, difficulty level of the exam, seat availability, and reservation criteria, among others.

Related Links:

JIPMAT 2025 Results	JIPMAT 2025 Answer Key
JIPMAT Cutoff 2025	JIPMAT Selection Process 2025

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FAQs

What is the expected JIPMAT score vs percentile 2025 for IIM Bodh Gaya?

The JIPMAT cutoff scores will vary across different categories such as General, OBC, SC, ST, and others. The expected JIPMAT score vs percentile 2025 for IIM Bodh Gaya is as follows:

General: 354 (raw score) or 99.80+ percentile
EWS: 334 (raw score) or 99 percentile
NC-OBC: 322 (raw score) or 97.82 percentile
SC: 266 (raw score) or 85+ percentile
ST: 225 (raw score) or 60-65 percentile

What are the factors affecting JIPMAT scores?

The factors affecting JIPMAT scores are the number of applicants for the exam, difficulty level of the exam, availability of seats, number of available seats, reservation criteria, and previous year cutoff trends, among others.

How much is 99 percentile in JIPMAT?

A score higher than 335 out of 400 is 99 percentile in JIPMAT. 375 corresponds to 99.97 percentile, 365 equals 99.93 percentile, 355 equals 99.85 percentile, 350 equals 99.66 percentile, and 336 corresponds to 99.14 percentile.

How much is 100 percentile in JIPMAT?

A score of 382 out of 400 is 100 percentile in JIPMAT. A 100% percentile signifies that the candidate has scored higher than 100% of the other candidates.

What is the expected cutoff for JIPMAT 2025?

The expected cutoff for JIPMAT 2025 ranges from 330 to 354 for the General category, 310 to 334 for the EWS category, 290 to 322 for the NC-OBC category, 200 to 266 for the SC category, and 140 to 225 for the ST category.

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