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Candidates should verify name, roll number, photograph, signature, and assigned exam venue immediately. You must also reconfirm the exam mode (PBT or CBT), date, and reporting time. In case of any discrepancy, contact AIMA officials at 011-47673000 or email [email protected] at least two days before the test.

Log in to mat.aima.in using your registered email ID and password to download it. After accessing the candidate dashboard, click the "Admit Card" tab to view and save the document. Ensure you print a physical copy on A4 paper, as digital versions are not accepted at centers.

MAT Admit cards will be released on February 26 (PBT) and March 5, 2026 (CBT). Candidates can download hall tickets directly from the official AIMA portal after login.

AIMA requires no minimum percentage in graduation for candidates to register for the MAT exam. While the entrance exam only requires "pass" marks, most participating MBA colleges set their own admission cut-offs, typically ranging between 50% and 60% aggregate marks in the undergraduate degree.

Yes, students currently in their final year of a bachelor's degree can apply for MAT 2026. These candidates are allowed to register and take the test on a provisional basis. They must, however, fulfill the admission criteria of their chosen MBA colleges by providing proof of graduation at the time of enrollment.

There is no age limit or mandatory work experience required to appear for MAT 2026. Both fresh graduates and experienced professionals can register without any upper or lower age restrictions.

MAT Language Comprehension focuses on Reading Comprehension passages and specific Verbal Ability grammar topics. Candidates face passages on current affairs, science, and business, plus questions on error correction, jumbled paragraphs, synonyms, and idioms. This section tests proficiency through 30 questions.

The MAT 2026 syllabus consists of five distinct sections designed to test management aptitude. These are Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis and Sufficiency, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, and Economic and Business Environment. Each section contains 30 MCQs, adding to a total of 150 questions.

The MAT 2026 exam features 150 multiple-choice questions to be completed within 120 minutes. The paper is divided into five sections with 30 questions each. There are no sectional time limits, allowing candidates to allocate their two-hour testing window flexibly as per their choice.