BUMAT 2020 exam to be re-conducted to fill vacant seats
Divyosha Banda | October 6, 2020 | 01:14 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI - Bharatiya Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University), the conducting body of BUMAT 2020 will conduct the same for the vacant seats tentatively in the third week of October. Candidates wanting admission to this University can now apply for BUMAT 2020 in online mode.
BUMAT Important Dates 2020
Check the following table to know the important dates of BUMAT 2020 for vacant seats.
BUMAT Important Dates
|
Events |
Dates |
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BUMAT 2020 application form release |
Available now |
|
Last date to apply for BUMAT 2020 |
To be notified |
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BUMAT 2020 (for vacant seats) |
Third week of October 2020 |
How to Apply for BUMAT 2020
Step 1 - Visit the official website or click here
Step 2 - Register and log in using credentials
Step 3 - Start filling in the application form
Step 4 - Upload the necessary documents in the prescribed format
Step 5 - Now, pay the requisite BUMAT 2020 application fee
Step 6 - Subsequently, take a print out of the BUMAT application form 2020 for future reference
BUMAT 2020
BUMAT is a university-level entrance examination conducted for admission to various programmes including BBA and MBA offered by the Deemed University. The entrance examination is conducted once a year. The candidates will be given a total of 150 minutes to complete the examination.
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