IIT Roorkee DoMS shares MBA admission data through RTI. In the 2024–26 batch 3948 General, 972 SC, 1394 NC-OBC, 136 ST, 54 PwD and 638 EWS candidates applied. Interview shortlists were 1952 General, 856 SC, 1024 NC-OBC, 92 ST, 40 PwD and 522 EWS. Final admissions were offered to 160 General, 77 SC, 131 NC-OBC, 34 ST, 14 PwD and 43 EWS candidates.

DoMS IIT Roorkee follows the Right to Information Act for releasing critical information related to MBA admission and placement and other academic procedures. Under RTI, the candidate and general public could obtain information such as total candidates applied, category-wise admissions, CAT cut-offs, interview shortlisting, final offers, waitlist movement, class composition etc. Even placement related data such as average income, highest offer and students not placed is supposed to be shared under RTI. This helps the aspirants in understanding the pattern and assessing their possibility of getting selected and then making a well-informed choice. All things considered, RTI represents a clear cut method through which aspirants get officially verified admission and placement details from IIT Roorkee DoMS.

1. The number of candidates by category who finished the application

The number of candidates completing the application process varied across categories for the two admission cycles. In both the batch, the highest number of applications came from the General category candidates.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

2. The number of individuals shortlisted for the interview round by category

The number of candidates shortlisted for the interview round differed across categories in both admission cycles. Both cycles shows active representation from all categories in the interview round.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

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

For the 2023–25 admission cycle, the minimum CAT percentile required for interview shortlisting varied by category. Table below provides the detailed info about the minimum CAT percentile for shortlisting to the interview round.

Year 23-25

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

The General category had the highest composite score cutoff in both years. EWS and NC-OBC followed next. SC, ST and PwD categories had lower cutoffs with only minor changes between the two admission cycles.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

5. Final admission offers are made based on the highest composite score in each category

Final admission offers were made based on the highest composite score in each category. In both admission cycles the General category recorded the highest composite scores followed by NC-OBC and EWS categories.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

6. Number of students receiving final admission offers in each category

The total number of students given final admission at IIT Madras DoMS is different in each category. This is in accordance with Category wise presence in Final Admission for both years.

Year 24-26

23-25 year

7. Category-wise waitlist movement details

The waitlist movement at IIT Roorkee DoMS shows how many seats were filled after the initial admission offers.
Year 23-25

8. Category specific current class composition

The current class composition at IIT Madras DoMS shows the number of students in each category. For both the batch General category students are the largest group, followed by NC-OBC and SC, ST, EWS and PwD have smaller representation.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25

9. Vacant seats by category after completion of admissions

After the completion of admissions at IIT Rurkee DoMS, a few vacant seats remained in some categories. In both batches General, SC and NC-OBC categories had some unfilled seats while ST, PwD and EWS were fully filled.

Year 24-26

Year 23-25