CMAT 2025 registration last date extended to December 25; list of documents required
Anu Parthiban | December 14, 2024 | 11:47 AM IST | 2 mins read
CMAT application form 2025 correction window will be made available from December 26 to 27. The exam is held for admission into MBA programmes.
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Try NowNEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) has extended the last date to submit the Common Management Admission Test (CMAT 2025) application form to December 25. The exam will be conducted on January 25 for admission to management programmes in AICTE affiliated colleges and other participating institutions.
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Eligible candidates willing to appear for the management entrance exam will have to register on the official website, exams.nta.ac.in/CMAT/ . The exam will test candidates’ knowledge in quantitative technique, logical reasoning, language comprehension, and general awareness.
The CMAT registration window 2024 was scheduled to be closed on December 13, however, the deadline has been extended for aspiring candidates to complete the application process. Registrated candidates will be able to edit the particulars entered in the CMAT form between December 26 and 27.
CMAT 2025 revised schedule
The revised dates for CMAT application, fee payment, and form correction here.
|
Event |
Earlier date |
Revised date |
|
CMAT registration date |
November 14 to December 13 |
November 14 and December 25 up to 9.50 pm |
|
Fee payment last date |
November 14 to December 14 up to 11.50 pm |
November 14 to December 25 up to 11.50 pm |
|
Correction in particulars |
December 15 to 17 |
December 26 to 27 up to 11.50 pm |
CMAT 2025; Documents, file size details
While filling the CMAT application form 2025, candidates will have to upload scanned images of a recent photograph of file size 10Kb – 200Kb, either in colour or black and white with 80% face visible. They are also required to upload an image of the signature with a file size between 4kb - 30kb, and PwD certificate with file size between 50kb to 300kb, if applicable.
Along with this, the applicants will also have to keep the following details and documents handy before proceeding to fill the CMAT application form.
- A computer with proper internet connectivity
- The particulars of a valid Government ID proof
- The Date of Birth as mentioned in Class 10 Board certificate
- Government identity details like Aadhaar number, election card (EPIC No.), passport number, ration card number, bank account number, PAN number.
- Education qualification certificates
- Bank account details for payment of fee
- A valid e-mail ID and mobile number.
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