LPT IPMAT 2026.
Vidushi Shandilya secured AIR 3, while Geet Lunkad achieved AIR 4 and gained admission to IIM Indore, marking the best results in IPMAT 2026 for LPT.
LPT has recorded a major achievement in the IPMAT 2026 results, with two of its students securing positions among the top 5 candidates in India. Vidushi Shandilya emerged as an IPMAT 2026 topper with All India Rank 3, while Geet Lunkad secured All India Rank 4.
Both students have earned admission to IIM Indore's Integrated Programme in Management. Their performance has placed LPT among the institutes with the best results in IPMAT 2026 and reflects the steady growth of its management entrance preparation programs.
The achievement is significant because IPMAT Indore is one of India's most competitive undergraduate management entrance examinations. Every year, students from across the country compete for limited seats in the five-year Integrated Programme in Management offered by IIM Indore.
Securing AIR-3 in IPMAT Indore 2026 and AIR-4 in IPMAT Indore 2026 shows not only the academic ability of Vidushi and Geet but also their disciplined preparation, regular practice and ability to perform under pressure.
Vidushi Shandilya from LPT secured AIR 3 and became one of the leading IPMAT toppers 2026. Her result was built through consistent preparation, regular mock-test practice and careful improvement in different areas of the examination.
Throughout her preparation, Vidushi worked closely with faculty members and mentors to identify gaps in her performance. Detailed test analysis helped her understand where she was losing marks, which topics required more attention and how she could improve her speed without affecting accuracy.
Her AIR 3 result has earned her admission to IIM Indore and made her one of the top-performing IPMAT aspirants in India this year.
Geet Lunkad from LPT secured AIR 4 and also gained admission to IIM Indore. His achievement placed him immediately behind Vidushi in the national ranking and gave LPT two students among the top four ranks in IPMAT Indore 2026.
Geet's preparation focused on building strong concepts, practising questions under timed conditions and reviewing mistakes after every test. His performance shows why consistent mock-test analysis is as important as completing the syllabus.
By securing AIR-4 in IPMAT Indore 2026, Geet has added another major result to LPT's growing record in management entrance preparation.
LPT has made several improvements to its IPMAT program over the past year. These include a stronger faculty team, a more structured curriculum, exam-aligned mock tests and regular mentoring based on individual student performance.
Instead of following the same preparation plan for every student, the institute tracks performance across topics, sections and mock tests. Students are guided based on their individual strengths and weaknesses.
The process includes concept-building classes, regular practice assignments, sectional tests, full-length IPMAT mock tests, doubt-solving support and personal mentoring. Faculty members review student performance and help them correct repeated mistakes before the final examination.
These academic improvements have contributed to better student outcomes and have also supported the rapid growth of LPT's IPMAT vertical. According to the original announcement, the IPMAT business doubled during the first quarter of FY27.
Speaking about the achievement, Sagar Joshi, Founder of LPT EdTech, said that strong results are created through consistent effort rather than short-term preparation.
He credited Vidushi Shandilya and Geet Lunkad for their hard work, discipline and determination. He also recognised the contribution of the institute's faculty members and mentors, who supported the students throughout their preparation.
According to him, the organisation's main objective will remain the same even as it grows: helping more students secure admission to India's leading institutions with its offline and online IPMAT coaching.
Demand for integrated management programs has increased as more students look for opportunities to enter leading management institutes directly after Class 12. To meet this demand, LPT plans to further strengthen its IPMAT courses and expand its presence in more cities.
The institute will continue to focus on small batches, experienced teachers, examination-level mock tests, detailed performance reports and personalised mentoring. Its online and offline programs are designed to support students at different preparation stages, including Class 11 students, Class 12 students and repeaters.
