For every student who joined IIM Udaipur’s MBA in 2026, the institute made about 6.6 offers. That one ratio, drawn from the newest IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026, tells you more about admissions than any headline cutoff. The numbers show who got shortlisted, how many offers went out, how far the waitlist moved and what the final class looks like.
This guide reads the data for you. It explains the shortlist, offers and cutoff figures, compares them with the last two years, and shows what they mean if you are aiming for IIM Udaipur after CAT 2026.
Quick Summary
- PI shortlist: 10,001 candidates were shortlisted for the personal interview (MBA 2026-28, based on CAT 2025).
- Offers: 2,373 offers, about 24 for every 100 shortlisted candidates.
- Waitlist: 885 candidates moved from the waitlist to an offer.
- Class: 359 students joined, including 6 international students.
- Yield: offers per joiner fell from 8.1 (2025-27) to 6.6 (2026-28).
- Cutoff: General PI eligibility is 94 overall and 75 in each section, but admitted General candidates in the last two replies sat at 95.26 percentile or above.
- Final score: CAT 55, interview 25, profile 20.
What Does IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2026 Cover?
Under the Right to Information Act, IIM Udaipur replies to applicants’ questions about its admission process. Aspirants and coaching sites then compile those replies as “RTI data”. Four points will keep you from misreading it.
- The batch. “IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026” refers to the 2026-28 MBA batch, admitted through CAT 2025 and joined in 2026. The 2025-27 data is the previous cycle.
- The stage names. Earlier replies report a “CAP shortlist” of roughly 23,000 to 25,000 candidates. The 2026-28 reply reports a “PI shortlist” of 10,001. These are different stages, so we do not compare them.
- What’s missing. The 2026-28 tables we verified do not list composite scores or the lowest admitted CAT percentile. For those we use the 2024-26 and 2025-27 replies.
- The source. Replies circulate as PDFs and third-party compilations. We used only tables whose rows add up to the stated totals.
IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2026 at a Glance: Shortlist to Class
Here is the whole funnel by category.
Table 1: IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026 (MBA 2026-28)
| Category | PI shortlisted | Offers | Offers per 100 shortlisted | Waitlist moved | Class 2026-28 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | 4,538 | 1,118 | 24.6 | 260 | 141 |
| EWS | 735 | 156 | 21.2 | 66 | 37 |
| NC-OBC | 2,436 | 496 | 20.4 | 207 | 90 |
| SC | 1,313 | 352 | 26.8 | 247 | 49 |
| ST | 685 | 137 | 20.0 | 29 | 27 |
| PwD | 294 | 114 | 38.8 | 76 | 9 |
| Total | 10,001 | 2,373 | 23.7 | 885 | 353 (+6 international = 359) |
Who Got Shortlisted for the PI?
General category candidates made up about 45% of the PI shortlist (4,538 of 10,001), NC-OBC about 24%, and SC about 13%. The PI floors for 2026-28 were 94 overall and 75 in each section for General, 81 overall for EWS and NC-OBC, 66 for SC, and 42 for ST and PwD. Meeting them earned an interview and nothing more.
How Many Shortlisted Candidates Got an Offer?
About one in four (23.7%). SC converted at 26.8 per 100, General at 24.6, and PwD at 38.8. The PwD number is the highest, but only 9 of 114 PwD offers ended with a joiner, so read it as a small-base result.
Who Actually Joined?
Joiners per 100 offers varied widely: General 12.6, SC 13.9, NC-OBC 18.1, ST 19.7, EWS 23.7 and PwD 7.9. General offer-holders are the least likely to join, probably because they hold more alternatives. The RTI cannot confirm the reason.
Offers vs Joiners: Is IIM Udaipur’s Yield Improving?
The most useful way to read IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026 is against the two previous cycles.
Table 2: Three-year comparison
| Metric | 2024-26 | 2025-27 | 2026-28 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total offers | 2,993 | 2,969 | 2,373 |
| Class size | 345 | 365 | 359 |
| Offers per joiner | 8.7 | 8.1 | 6.6 |
| General offers | 1,468 | 1,484 | 1,118 |
| General class | 84 | 141 | 141 |
| General joiners per 100 offers | 5.7 | 9.5 | 12.6 |
| General waitlist moved | 268 | 332 | 260 |
The 2025-27 class figure is the sum of the six domestic categories (141+39+111+44+23+7); the reply also mentions 4 international students, and the sources are unclear on whether those are included.
Total offers fell by about 20% (2,969 to 2,373). General offers fell by about 25%, yet the General class stayed at 141. In plain terms, IIM Udaipur needed fewer General offers to fill the same General seats.
What might explain it. More admitted candidates may be accepting. The institute may also be calibrating offers more tightly. The RTI cannot tell you which, so treat this as a pattern, not a cause.
A detail worth knowing. A note on the 2024-26 reply shows 1,200 General first-list offers plus 268 waitlist moves, which equals the 1,468 total. So “offers” appears to include waitlist movement. If the same method applies in 2026-28, General first-list offers were roughly 1,118 minus 260, or about 858. That is our estimate, not a published figure.
IIM Udaipur Waitlist Movement 2026: How Deep Did It Go?
Table 3: Waitlist movement by category
| Category | 2024-26 | 2025-27 | 2026-28 |
|---|---|---|---|
| General | 268 | 332 | 260 |
| EWS | Not reported | 58 | 66 |
| NC-OBC | Not reported | 176 | 207 |
| SC | Not reported | 236 | 247 |
| ST | Not reported | 30 | 29 |
| PwD | Not reported | 28 | 76 |
| Total | n/a | 860 | 885 |
Total movement rose about 3% (860 to 885), but the mix shifted. General movement fell from 332 to 260, while reserved categories moved more: NC-OBC by 31 places, EWS by 8, SC by 11 and PwD by 48. The 2024-26 reply gave a waitlist table for General only.
Reported vacancies after closure were small: 2 General, 4 NC-OBC and 9 PwD, 15 in total, as listed in one compilation. We could not cross-check that figure against a second source, so treat it as indicative.
How to use your waitlist number. In the last three cycles, the General waitlist moved to 268, 332 and 260. A number below about 260 has historically been reached, and one above 332 has not been reached in these three years. Movement changes every year, so keep your other offers open until IIM Udaipur confirms yours.
IIM Udaipur Cutoff in the RTI Data: What the Floor Really Looks Like
The published PI cutoff is a floor. The RTI shows where admitted candidates actually landed.
Table 4: Cutoff vs admitted candidates
| Category | PI cutoff 2026-28 (overall) | Lowest admitted CAT %ile, 2024-26 | Lowest admitted CAT %ile, 2025-27 | Lowest composite, 2024-26 | Lowest composite, 2025-27 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | 94 | 95.85 | 95.26 | 51.16 | 57.46 |
| EWS | 81 | 88.36 | 86.43 | 43.06 | 50.36 |
| NC-OBC | 81 | 80.43 | 81.20 | 43.76 | 48.38 |
| SC | 66 | 60.76 | 70.76 | 33.85 | 40.19 |
| ST | 42 | 43.55 | 43.09 | 30.00 | 33.93 |
| PwD | 42 | 47.62 | 70.63 | 30.46 | 34.34 |
Comparing a 2026-28 cutoff with earlier admitted percentiles is reliable only for General, where the PI floor has held at 94 or close to it. For other categories it is indicative.
What stands out:
- General. The lowest admitted percentile ran only about 1.3 to 1.9 points above the 94 floor. The floor is close to the real bar.
- EWS. Admitted candidates sat well above the floor (86 to 88 against 81 or lower), so the minimum is not the safe number.
- Composite scores. The lowest composite rose by about 4 to 7 points in every category in 2025-27. Composite scales depend on that year’s normalisation, so don’t read this as the exam getting harder.
- PwD. The jump from 47.62 to 70.63 comes from a very small group. Ignore the swing.
For General candidates, aim for 96 to 97, which gives you a margin over the floor and over the lowest admitted percentile.
Also Read: IIM Udaipur 2026 CAT Cutoff, Fees, Placements & Complete Admission Guide
How the Final Score Is Built
The RTI replies confirm the 2026-28 weightage:
- Normalised CAT 2025 score: 55%
- Personal interview: 25%
- Academic profile: 6%
- Work experience: 6%
- Diversity: 8%
So 45 of 100 points come from outside CAT. Official policy applies a minimum PI score for the merit list, which means a strong percentile cannot rescue a weak interview.
Read: How IIM Shortlisting Criteria works
How to Use IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2026 for Your Own Planning
If You Are Near the Cutoff
At 94 to 95 percentile in General, you clear the floor but sit at the edge of the admitted range. With roughly one offer per four shortlisted candidates, the interview and profile decide your outcome. Use the profile points: academics, work experience and diversity add up to 20.
If You Are in a Reserved Category
Offers per 100 shortlisted were 20 to 27 for EWS, NC-OBC, SC and ST, and waitlists moved more than General in several categories. Don’t assume the minimum percentile is enough, though. EWS admits sat several points above the floor.
If You Are Waitlisted
Compare your number with Table 3 and keep other offers alive. A number inside last year’s movement is a good sign, not a guarantee.
If You Are Still Preparing for CAT 2026
Treat 96 to 97 as a General-category target, keep each section at 75 or above, and track your mock percentile against it. Try the IIM College Predictor to see where your score might land.
How to Check IIM Udaipur RTI Data Yourself
- Read the official policy. IIM Udaipur’s MBA admission policy lists cutoffs and weightage for the current cycle.
- Check the batch label. 2026-28 means CAT 2025; 2025-27 means CAT 2024.
- Test the totals. The 2026-28 rows add up: 4,538+735+2,436+1,313+685+294 = 10,001, and the offer rows sum to 2,373. If a source’s rows don’t match its total, distrust it.
- Read the stage names. “CAP shortlist” and “PI shortlist” are not the same thing.
- File your own request. If you need composite scores or admitted percentiles for 2026-28, use the government’s RTI Online portal.
Limits of RTI data. It describes the past, answers only the questions applicants asked, and mixes first-list and waitlist offers. It shows patterns, not next year’s cutoff.
Summary on IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2026
- The IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026 covers the 2026-28 batch: 10,001 PI shortlisted, 2,373 offers, 885 waitlist moves, 359 joiners.
- About 24 of every 100 shortlisted candidates received an offer.
- Offers per joiner dropped from 8.1 to 6.6, and the General class held at 141 on 25% fewer General offers.
- The General PI floor is 94, but admitted candidates in the last two cycles started at 95.26.
- CAT is 55% of the final score; the interview and profile carry the other 45%.
- Verify any figure against the official policy and the original reply.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026?
It is the set of admission statistics IIM Udaipur disclosed under the RTI Act for the MBA 2026-28 batch. It covers the PI shortlist, offers, waitlist movement and class profile by category.
2. How many candidates were shortlisted for the IIM Udaipur PI in 2026?
The RTI shows 10,001 candidates, including 4,538 General, 2,436 NC-OBC, 1,313 SC, 735 EWS, 685 ST and 294 PwD.
3. How many offers did IIM Udaipur make in 2026?
2,373 offers in total, including 1,118 to General, 496 to NC-OBC and 352 to SC candidates.
4. How far did the IIM Udaipur waitlist move in 2026?
It moved 885 places in total: General 260, EWS 66, NC-OBC 207, SC 247, ST 29 and PwD 76.
5. What is the IIM Udaipur class profile for 2026-28?
359 students joined: General 141, NC-OBC 90, SC 49, EWS 37, ST 27, PwD 9 and 6 international students.
6. What is the minimum percentile for IIM Udaipur?
For General, the PI eligibility floor is 94 overall and 75 in each section. In earlier RTI replies, the lowest admitted General candidate had 95.26 to 95.85 percentile.
7. What is the IIM Udaipur selection weightage?
CAT counts for 55%, the interview for 25%, and the profile for 20%: academics 6, work experience 6 and diversity 8.
8. Can RTI data predict next year’s IIM Udaipur cutoff?
No. It shows what happened in earlier cycles. Use it to set realistic targets, then check IIM Udaipur’s official policy after CAT 2026.
Conclusion: IIM Udaipur RTI Data 2026
The IIM Udaipur RTI data 2026 teaches three things. Offers far outnumber seats, the General cutoff floor sits close to the real bar, and the interview and profile carry nearly half the final score. The yield shift, with 6.6 offers per joiner against 8.1 a year earlier, suggests the institute’s offers are landing better.
Use the tables to set a realistic target, aim for 96 to 97 percentile if you are in the General category, and confirm every figure on IIM Udaipur’s official page before you decide.
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