The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Lucknow has officially released the list of shortlisted candidates for the Written Ability Test and Personal Interview (WAT-PI) round as part of the 2024 admission process. Aspirants can find the detailed list on the institute’s official website atiiml.ac.in. The released IIM Lucknow call PDF encompasses the names of candidates shortlisted for Stage 1a of the admission procedure.
To access their interview call, candidates are required to log in using their CAT registration number and date of birth. A total of 12,461 MBA candidates have successfully qualified for Stage 1a, out of which 3,914 candidates are now shortlisted for the WAT-PI round. Selected individuals must proceed to submit the WAT-PI form.
Category-wise Breakdown of Shortlisted Candidates
The shortlisted candidates for the IIM Lucknow 2024 admission cycle are classified into various categories, each associated with the three distinct MBA programs: MBA, MBA – ABM (Agri-Business Management), and MBA – SM (Sustainable Management). The category-wise breakdown is as follows:
–– General: 6,847 candidates for MBA, 7,238 for MBA – ABM, and 1,510 for MBA – SM.
–– EWS(Economically Weaker Section): 733 candidates for MBA, 944 for MBA – ABM, and 116 for MBA – SM.
–– NC – OBC (Non-Creamy Layer – Other Backward Classes): 1,914 candidates for MBA, 2,324 for MBA – ABM, and 455 for MBA – SM.
–– SC (Scheduled Caste): 2,136 candidates for MBA, 1,696 for MBA – ABM, and 266 for MBA – SM.
–– ST (Scheduled Tribe): 595 candidates for MBA, 433 for MBA – ABM, and 45 for MBA – SM.
–– PwD (Persons with Disabilities): 236 candidates for MBA, 189 for MBA – ABM, and 24 for MBA – SM.
In total, 12,461 candidates qualified for Stage 1a of the admission process, with 12,824 candidates considered across all programs.
Shortlisted candidates are now required to participate in the WAT-PI round, which will take place in major cities including Bangalore, Kolkata, Lucknow, Mumbai, New Delhi, and Hyderabad. The final selection hinges on a candidate’s performance in CAT, WAT & PI, along with considerations for scholastic achievements and work experience.
Candidates have been shortlisted based on their performance in CAT, with an overall cut-off expected to be 90 and sectional cut-offs around 85. The WAT and PI rounds are anticipated to be conducted in February, and candidates can find the schedule on the official website or their dashboards.
For all further updates and related details regarding the admission procedure of IIM Lucknow, one can visit the official website.
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