AIMA UGAT 2026 admit card out at apps.aima.in/ugat2026/; exam on June 14

The All India Management Association (AIMA) has released the admit card for the Under Graduate Aptitude Test (UGAT) on the official website of UGAT at apps.aima.in/ugat2026/. To access the hall ticket, applicants can enter the details, including application number, date of birth and email ID.

After downloading the UGAT hall ticket, candidates must paste two recent passport-size photographs in the designated spaces. The hall ticket should then be duly attested by a Gazetted Officer or the Head/Principal of the school, college, or institute where the candidate is currently studying or has previously studied. The attested admit card must be carried to the examination centre on the day of the test.

The UGAT admit card includes information such as candidate's name, form no, roll no, test date, test time and test venue address. The AIMA UGAT entrance exam will be conducted on June 14, 2026 in paper based test (PBT) format.

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UGAT Admit Card 2026: Steps to check

To download the AIMA UGAT 2026 admit card, aspirants can follow the steps given below:

• Go to the official AIMA website at apps.aima.in/ugat2026/
• Select the UGAT 2026 Admit Card link available on the homepage
• Log in using your application number and email ID, or provide your date of birth as required
• Once logged in, access and download your hall ticket
• Verify all the information mentioned on the admit card carefully
• Save a copy and print the admit card for use on the examination day

AIMA UGAT 2026: Exam pattern

The examination consists of 130 multiple-choice questions to be completed within two hours (120 minutes). The question paper is divided into four sections: English Language, Numerical and Data Analysis, Reasoning and General Intelligence, and General Knowledge.

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AIMA UGAT Exam 2026: Marking scheme

The UGAT 2026 examination carries a total of 130 marks. As per the official marking scheme, candidates are awarded one mark for every correct answer, while 0.5 marks are deducted for each incorrect response. This means the exam follows a negative marking system, making it important for candidates to answer questions carefully and avoid unnecessary guesses.