ATMA 2025 second session exam on June 1; apply before March 20

NEW DELHI: The Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) has announced the AIMS Test for Management Admissions (ATMA) 2025 June session exam, which will be held on June 1. According to the latest update, eligible candidates can now apply for the June 2025 session through the official website, atmaaims.com.

As per the ATMA June 2025 schedule, the last date for registration is May 20. The ATMA 2025 June session admit card will be released on May 28. The results for the June exam will be declared on June 7 after 5 pm. The ATMA 2025 February exam was conducted on February 23.

Qualified candidates will be called in for further rounds of selection procedure for ATMA 2025 exam. The selection procedure, including discussions (GD), written ability tests (WAT), and personal interviews (PI).

ATMA 2025 June session eligibility criteria

The exam conducting body AIMS has specified the ATMA exam eligibility criteria as follows:

• Candidates must have their bachelor’s degree in any discipline from an accredited institution or university.
• Candidates in their final year of graduation can apply.
• No age limit for candidates.
• Candidates who have previously appeared for the exam can re-apply.
• Having work experience is not necessary, both working and non-working candidates can apply.

Candidates must fulfill the AIMS ATMA 2025 eligibility criteria to avoid their application cancellation.

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ATMA 2025 June session exam pattern

The ATMA 2025 exam will be held in offline mode for three hours. The exam is held thrice a year. There will be a total of 180 multiple choice questions (MCQs) in the paper. There are three sections in the question paper with two divisions in each section, including verbal skills 1 and 2, quantitative skills 1 and 2, and analytical reasoning skills 1 and 2. Each part of the section includes 30 questions. Candidates will be given 30 minutes to complete each section. Candidates will be awarded one mark for each correct answer and for each wrong answer a negative marking of 0.25 marks will be deducted.