KMAT admit card 2019 released; Download your Karnataka admit card on official website, kmatindia.com

KMAT admit card 2019: The Karnataka Private Postgraduate Colleges’ Association, which will conduct the management entrance exam on August 4 across 10 cities, has released the admit card for the Karnataka Management aptitude test (KMAT) 2019 at its official website, kmatindia.com. The candidates who will pass the examination will be entitled to get admission to Karnataka-based colleges.

The Karnataka Management aptitude test (KMAT) 2019 is an entrance exam for admission to over 169 B-schools in Karnataka for admission to MBA, MCA and PGDM courses. The exams will be held at 10 cities across the country. 

Those students who are taking the test should follow the steps given below to download their KMAT admit card 2019.  

How to download KMAT admit card 2019:
1. Candidates should visit the official website- kmatindia.in
2. Scroll down on the homepage to click on ‘download admit card here’ link 
3. Now they will be redirected to a new page
4. Log-in to the page using your credentials
5. Your Admit card will appear, download it for the exam

Students should notice that the exam will be held on a paper-pen based mode. The paper will will have 120 multiple choice questions divided into three sections of verbal ability and reading comprehension, logical and abstract reasoning, and quantitative ability. Each section will have 40 questions for one mark each.

Notably, Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) is a standardised test being administered since 2003 to facilitate Post Graduate Institutions to screen candidates for admission to MBA, PGDM ad MCA courses. KMAT scores are being released to both Management Institutions and students. The purpose of KMAT is to provide information to institutions on a candidate’s aptitude and skills to cope up with a post graduate program. 

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The KMAT, therefore, assists in making decisions pertaining to admissions to institutions, as its scores is one of the sources of information and should be used whenever possible in combination with other information prior to admissions.