RTI based data for IIT Madras DoMS MBA batches 23–25 and 24–26 show a rise in applications and increased competition in all categories. For shortlisting to the interview, the minimum CAT percentile in the General category was 85.18 in 23–25, SC candidates was 46.11 while NC-OBC candidates it was 70.66 in 23–25. In the final admission round the General category composite score cut off was 39.68 in 23–25 and 31.10 in 24–26.

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1. Number of applicants by category who completed the application

IIT Madras DoMS received applications from a large and diverse group of candidates in all categories. Compared to the previous year enrollment rose significantly for the 24–26 batch. 

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

2. Number of candidates shortlisted for the interview round per category

IIT Madras DoMS shortlisted students for interviews based on their overall evaluation. The shortlisting process was different for each category in both admission cycles.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

3. Category specific minimum CAT percentile for shortlisting to the Interview Round

IIT Madras DoMS has used category based CAT percentile to shortlist candidates to the interview stage. The required percentage differs for each category.

Year 23-25

4. Cutoff for final admission offer based on category specific composite scores

IIT Madras DoMS gives final admission based on a category wise composite score. This score cutoff varies every year as it is dependent upon the number of applications received and the level of competition.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

5. Final admission offer based on the highest composite score in each category

The top composite scores at IIT Madras DoMS indicate that some applicants have done good in all areas.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

6. Total number of students offered final admission by category

IIT Madras DoMS granted final admission to candidates from all categories throughout both admission cycles. The amount of offers changes per category because competition and candidate strength were different in each year.

Year 24-26

23-25 year

7. Category wise total waitlist movement

The waitlist movement at IIT Madras DoMS shows how many seats were filled following initial offers. 

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

8. Category specific Minimum CAT Percentile

The minimum CAT percentile for admission in IIT Madras DoMS varied across categories in both years. In each cycle the percentiles were slightly different since every year the competition and the profile of applicants differed.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

9. Category specific current class composition

Class profile at IIT Madras DoMS includes all major categories reflecting a high level of diversity across both the batches. The numbers for each category are very different between the two years since the final admissions are based on offers and conversions.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

10. Category specific vacant seats after closure of admission

At IIT Madras DoMS a few seats remained open after the admissions process closed and the numbers varied by category in both cycles. The 24-26 batch featured extremely few unfilled seats indicating better filling of available posts.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25