SuperGrads records 332 selections across IIM undergraduate programmes

August 25, 2026 /Posted byPrajwal EW / 0

SuperGrads, the undergraduate management entrance preparation division of Toprankers, has reported 332 final selections across IIM integrated management and undergraduate programmes in the 2026 admission cycle.

The selections include IIM Rohtak (84), IIM Bodh Gaya (43), IIM Indore (40), IIM Amritsar (26), IIM Ranchi and IIM Jammu (25 each), IIM Kozhikode (23), IIM Bangalore’s BSc programme (21), IIM Sirmaur (20), IIM Sambalpur (16) and IIM Shillong (nine).

The results were announced at Planet-I SGfied, SuperGrads’ annual gathering attended by selected students, their parents, current IIM Indore students, faculty members and Toprankers founders Gaurav Goel, Karan Mehta and Harsh Gagrani.

“The final cohort reflects the value of consistent preparation and the right support system. Competitive examinations require more than academic content; students need structured practice, regular performance feedback, mentorship and guidance through the interview and admission process,” said Gaurav Goel, founder and CEO of Toprankers.

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