What is the written composition in the process of getting selected in IPM IIM Indore?

The IPM (Integrated Programme in Management) selection process for IIM Indore includes a new component called the Written Aptitude Test (WAT). This component carries a weightage of 15% in the overall selection process.

The WAT tests candidates' English language skills and their ability to communicate. Language proficiency is vital, but it won't decide WAT's success.

It is important to ensure that whatever is written is grammatically correct as basic grammatical errors can harm the overall score. However, the focus should not be on using difficult or fancy English words. Instead, it is better to express oneself in the simplest way possible.

Candidates should avoid beating around the bush if they run out of ideas as this would result in negative points. It is recommended to pause and relate to the topic as this would help to develop better ideas to support the point of view.

Lastly, it is important to stick to the word limit provided for the WAT. The candidate should ensure that they do not exceed the word limit as this could lead to negative marking.

WAT component of the IPM selection process is designed to evaluate the candidate's ability to communicate effectively and not just their proficiency in the English language. Candidates should focus on expressing themselves in a clear and concise manner, avoiding basic grammatical errors, and sticking to the word limit provided.