Aravali Institute of Management- AIM Jodhpur Admission 2026: Process, Eligibility & Selection Criteria

Admissions at the Aravali Institute are entrance-based. Eligible candidates must meet the academic criteria for their programme. The process involves application submission, merit/rank evaluation, counselling, seat allotment, and document verification with fee payment to confirm admission. It ensures a streamlined and transparent intake for all courses.

Eligibility Criteria:

At least a three-year bachelor's degree or equivalent with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in any discipline from a university recognised by UGC or the state/central government. Final-year students may also apply, but the admission is subject to completing graduation before the start of the academic session.

Selection Procedure: Selection of the students for admission will be done based on the collective assessment of the following:

• Academic track record

• Aravali Search & Selection Entrance Test (ASSET)

• Group Discussion

• Personal Interview
  

Admission Process:

Entrance Exam/Score Submission: Valid scores from national/state-level tests like CAT, MAT, CMAT, or others are accepted. Candidates without these can appear for the institute's own Aravali Search & Selection Entrance Test (ASSET).

Application Submission: Obtain the application form and brochure from the website (downloadable) or by sending a demand draft (historically INR 1000, payable to "Aravali Institute of Management" at Jodhpur). Submit the completed form along with required documents (marksheets, entrance scores, ID proof, etc.) to the admissions office.

Shortlisting and Selection Rounds: Shortlisted candidates undergo Group Discussion (GD) followed by Personal Interview (PI), evaluating communication, personality, motivation, and fit with the institute's philosophy.

Final Selection and Confirmation: Based on overall performance (academic record + entrance + GD + PI), final offers are made. Selected candidates confirm by paying fees and submitting documents.

Additional Notes: Direct admissions or management quotas may be considered in some cases; scholarships/financial aid are integrated at the admission stage for eligible candidates.