As part of the event, IIM Indore also hosted the Certificate of Academic Excellence ceremony, recognizing students from previous IPM batches for outstanding academic performance. The Late Adya Prabha Memorial Scholarship was also announced to honor excellence and perseverance in academic pursuits. This year, the scholarship was awarded to Piyoni Jayesh Shethia from the IPM 2021 – 26 batch, who achieved the highest CGPA in the fourth year of the programme. The scholarship commemorates the legacy of Late Adya Prabha, a bright and promising student from the IPM 2015 batch whose memory continues to inspire academic dedication and integrity.
The IPM 2025–30 batch at IIM Indore reflects a rich tapestry of diversity in academic backgrounds, gender, geography, and global representation. With 156 students, including 151 domestic and 5 international candidates, the cohort brings together perspectives from across India and abroad. The batch comprises of 57 females and 99 male participants, and showcases a healthy mix: 72 students come from a Commerce background, followed closely by 67 from Science (PCM), while others represent disciplines like Humanities, PCB, and interdisciplinary fields. This interdisciplinary blend supports the IPM programme’s vision of nurturing versatile and well-rounded leaders.