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Yes, ATMA 2026 candidates can select two test city preferences in order of priority during registration. If seats in the first preference city are unavailable, the second preference is automatically allotted on the admit card. Change of test centre after admit card release is not allowed except in exceptional cases with prior approval from the test administrator.

No, the ATMA 2026 registration fee is not refundable or transferable to other tests under any circumstances, as per the official ATMA Bulletin 2026. Candidates are advised to confirm their eligibility, exam date and test city availability before initiating fee payment. The Rs. 2,000 fee is final once paid through any of the permitted payment modes.

The PID (Personal Identification Number) is a system-generated number issued by AIMS to every ATMA 2026 candidate immediately after successful fee payment. It is delivered via SMS and email. The PID serves as the candidate's permanent login ID for filling the registration form, reprinting the application, downloading the admit card, and accessing the ATMA result.

The ATMA 2026 registration form can be filled only on the official website atmaaims.com. ATMA does not accept registrations through any other portal, agent or offline mode. Candidates need a valid personal mobile number and email ID to start the registration process, which begins with the payment of the registration fee.

The ATMA 2026 registration process involves four steps: (1) Payment of the Rs. 2,000 fee using personal mobile number and email ID; (2) Receipt of a system-generated Personal Identification Number (PID) via SMS and email; (3) Filling the registration form with personal, educational and test-city-preference details, plus uploading scanned photograph and signature; (4) Downloading the admit card from July 8, 2026.

The ATMA 2026 registration fee is Rs. 2,000 (inclusive of 18% GST), payable through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking or UPI. Women candidates get a 25% concession (pay Rs. 1,500) and candidates from the eight North Eastern states get a 50% concession (pay Rs. 1,000) on submission of Aadhaar and Birth Certificate as proof.

The ATMA 2026 registration last date for the August exam was August 3, 2026 (by 17:00 hrs), and the last date for fee payment was August 2, 2026 (by 23:59 hrs). Registration opened on July 13, 2026 on the official website atmaaims.com. Candidates can reprint the filled application form till exam date.

Karnataka PGCET 2026 seat allotment results can be checked on the official KEA website kea.kar.nic.in. Candidates need to click the link for Karnataka PGCET seat allotment results, enter their PGCET registration number, complete the verification, and click Submit. Allotment is based on merit and the order of preferences submitted.

Karnataka PGCET 2026 option entry is done by visiting cetonline.karnataka.gov.in, clicking the Admission tab, selecting PGCET, then clicking the PGCET First Round Option Entry Link. Candidates enter their PGCET number and captcha code, log in, and select preferred colleges and courses. KEA allows any number of preferences across disciplines.

Documents required for Karnataka PGCET 2026 counselling include the final printout of the application form, fee receipt, PGCET 2026 admit card, SSLC/Class 10 mark sheet, Class 12 mark sheet, qualifying degree marks cards of all semesters, degree certificate, study certificate (for Karnataka candidates), caste certificate, income certificate, and work experience/sponsored certificate if applicable.