Mode of Test (How to take the test)

Candidate can take MAT as

(i) Remote Proctored Internet Based Test (IBT) or
(ii) Paper Based Test (PBT) or
(iii) Computer Based Test (CBT) or
(iv) Paper Based Test and Remote Proctored Internet Based Test (PBT+IBT) or
(v) Double Remote Proctored Internet Based Test (IBT+IBT) or
(vi) Computer Based Test and Remote Proctored Internet Based Test (CBT+IBT) or
(vii) Paper Based Test and Computer Based Test (PBT+CBT) 

Admit Card

All provisionally registered candidates for IBT/PBT/CBT have to download their Admit Card from MAT website https://mat.aima.in/  (Applicant dashboard) as per the schedule given above.

Admit Card contains Candidate’s Name, Form No, Roll No, Test Date, Test Time and Test Venue Address. Candidate has to strictly follow the date and time allotted to him/her in the admit card

 Salient Aspects of MAT

1. of India, Ministry of Education approvedMAT as a National Level Test
2. National Level Test for admissions into MBA/ PGDM/ MMSPrograms
3. Acceptability of MAT score is endorsed by Honourable Supreme Court of Indiaand by Delhi High Court
4. Time tested admission test – trusted for over 33 yearssince 1988.
5. Wide acceptability of scores by hundreds of Business Schools and University Departments.
6. Administered four times a year – February, May, September, and December
7. Conducted in 03 modes IBT (Internet Based Test), PBT (Paper Based Test) and CBT (Computer Based Test)
8. Concession in registration fee for candidates registering for two modes.
9. Candidates could apply in multiple administrations
10. Score validity of one year, best of the score is accepted from multiple attempts
11. Testing & Assessment Process CMMI SVC Level 3 certified
12. Availed by lakhs of candidates from all over India