Don’t worry I will let you know details of All India Management Association, MAT exam and will also tell you dates to issue the exam admit card and also want to tell you that in admit card you will get information like schedule, roll number, personal information, exam centres etc.

Tentative dates
Application form made available from
1st week March 2017

Last date to apply (for candidates paying the application fee via DD)
Last week April 2017

Last date to online register
Last week April 2017

End date to submit the printout of application form
Last week April 2017

Admit card will be available from
On or after Last week April 2017

Paper-Pencil Test to be held on
1st week May 2017

Computer-based test to be conducted on
2nd week May 2017

Announcement of result
Last week of May 2017

Application fee and payment mode
Amount of Application Fee
Rs. 1400 (For all category students)

Mode of Payment
Online
Through Credit or Debit Card

Offline
Through DD, drawn in favour of “All India Management Association”, payable at Delhi from any bank.
In cash if purchasing the form from listed study centres of AIMA or AIMA, Delhi

Eligibility
Minimum qualification to appear for the test is graduation. The candidates who have completed their graduation in any of the streams like science, commerce and arts can apply for the exam.

The candidates who are in the final year of the graduation can also apply for the exam.

The candidates who have a minimum of 50% marks in their graduation can apply for the test (45% marks for the SC/ST candidates). The NRI candidates can also appear for the test.

There is no age limit to appear for the MAT exam. The candidates of any age can appear for this entrance test.

There is no attempt limit for the examination.

Exam pattern

Mode of Exam: MAT examination will be held online as well as offline.

No. of Questions: The question paper will consist of 200 questions.

Total Marks: There are five sections and each section will carry forty marks.

Marking Scheme: Each question will carry one mark.

Negative Marking: For every wrong answer ¼ marks is deducted.

Subjects: The question paper will consist of the five sections mainly language comprehension, mathematical skills, data analysis and sufficiency, intelligence and critical reasoning and Indian and Global Environment.

Sections Questions Suggested Time
Language Comprehension 40 30
Mathematical Skills 40 40
Data Analysis 40 35
Reasoning 40 30
Indian & Global Environment 40 15
Total 200 150