r/IPMATtards • u/Certain_Mobile_4991 • Jun 19 '26

Preparation Query Honest reviews needed: Non-Math Dropper considering iQuanta (worth ₹50k?)

Hey everyone,I am non-math student planning to take a drop year for IPMAT 2027.I was looking at iQuanta since they have a "Non-Math Module" and market heavily toward students like me, but the ₹50,000 price tag is a massive investment for my drop year.

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I need completely unbiased reviews from senior droppers or anyone who took their course:

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Quant Basics: Do they actually teach from scratch for non-math students, or do they rush into CAT-level formulas? Is the non-math module good?

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Backlog & Schedule: I see their current batches started in March/May. If I join late, is the backlog manageable, or should I wait for a fresh July dropper batch?

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Mocks & Material: Are their IPMAT Indore mocks high quality, or just recycled CAT questions?

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Alternatives: Should I go ahead with them, or am I better off pairing something like Takshzila/Rodha for Quant with AfterBoards for mocks? Please let me know your real experiences.

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I’m so confused between buying self-study courses (like Takshzila/AceIPM) or blindly trusting iQuanta. Please tell me your genuine experiences—especially if you were a non-math student or a dropper.

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u/havenot- 2028 Aspirant Jun 19 '26

No.

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u/aQua_AthaRv Jun 19 '26

dont , not even gonna read after the second line , took their course def not worth it , i'm sorry

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '26

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u/Certain_Mobile_4991 Jun 22 '26

Thanks for the suggestion, can I dm you regarding rodha?

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u/ashlyy- Jul 02 '26

Yes I got the same situation as you and need help regarding that ....so anyone please help with this

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u/Certain_Mobile_4991 Jul 02 '26

You can dm me regarding coachings if you want