Ans. XLRI mainly evaluates candidates for its PGD-BM based on their performance in the XAT exam and PGD-IEV based on scores of any one of the following exams, namely, XAT/ CAT/ MAT/ ATMA/ CMAT/ GMAT or CUET-PG. GMAT scores are accepted for NRI and foreign applicants. In addition to test scores, the selection process typically involves a written assessment and a round of personal interviews.

Ans. To apply to XLRI, aspirants need to register for the XAT exam via its official website and choose XLRI Delhi as one of their preferred campus options. Once the exam is conducted, candidates who are shortlisted will be called for subsequent stages like the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI).

Ans. As a privately governed institution, XLRI does not implement the reservation policy set by the government. Nevertheless, the institute takes into account factors such as gender, educational background, and professional experience to promote a well-rounded and diverse student community during admissions.

Ans. During the XLRI application process, candidates are required to upload scanned versions of their academic transcripts, a valid ID proof, a recent passport-sized photo, and their XAT scorecard. Later, at the time of final admission, the original documents must be presented for verification to confirm eligibility.