IIFT 2023: Registration begins at iift.nta.nic.in. Last date to register is November 14
Team Careers360 | October 1, 2022 | 09:56 AM IST | 2 mins read
NTA has started IIFT 2023 registration in online mode on the official website- iift.nta.nic.in. Check eligibility to fill the online IIFT MBA (IB) online application form.
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NEW DELHI:
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has started the IIFT 2023 registrations on September 30 in online mode. Candidates can fill out the IIFT application form 2023 at the official IIFT NTA website- iift.nta.nic.in till November 14. Candidates are advised to check the IIFT 2023 eligibility before proceeding with IIFT 2023 registration before the deadline provided by the authorities.
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to complete the IIFT 2023 registration.
Candidates who are willing to appear in the IIFT exam 2023 have to complete filling out the online application form for the IIFT MBA test 2023 by paying an amount of Rs 2,500 (for General/ OBC category candidates) and Rs 1,250 for reserved category candidates (SC/ ST/ PH) as an IIFT registration fee. Apart from IIFT 2023 application fee, candidates will have to provide all their past academic details along with few basic personal details.
IIFT 2023: Events and dates
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IIFT 2023 events |
IIFT 2023 dates |
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Start date of IIFT 2023 registration |
September 30, 2022 |
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Last date to fill IIFT 2023 application form |
November 14, 2022 (5:00 PM) |
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Last date of successful transaction of feethrough Credit Card / Debit Card / Net-Banking / UPI |
November 14, 2022 (Upto 11:50 PM) |
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IIFT 2023 admit card date |
To be announced |
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IIFT 2023 exam date |
December 18, 2022 |
Documents to keep ready before filling IIFT 2023 application form
Candidates are advised to keep all the following documents ready with them handy to avoid any hassles in IIFT 2023 registration process:
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Scanned copy of passport size photograph
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Scanned copy of students’ signature
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Scanned copy of category certificate of candidates
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Scanned copies of academic qualifications
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Government photo ID proof
How to fill out the IIFT application form 2023?
Candidates shall follow the below-mentioned steps to fill out the application form of IIFT 2023.
Step 1:
Visit the official IIFT NTA website, iift.nta.nic.in.
Step 2:
Now, find and click on the "Fill Online Application Form" and select new registration.
Step 3:
Then, provide the required information and submit the NTA IIFT form 2023.
Step 4:
After submitting, enter the password and choose a security question.
Step 5:
Note down the system-generated IIFT 2023 application number.
Step 6:
Use the IIFT application number to log in again to complete the IIFT 2023 registration process.
Step 7:
After completing the registration process, upload the scanned photo, signature, and other documents in a prescribed format and size.
Step 8:
Candidates shall now make the payment of the IIFT application fee and click on ‘Submit’.
Step 9:
Lastly, submit the completed application form of IIFT 2023 and take a printout of the same for your future reference.
This national entrance is conducted annually by NTA on behalf of the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade. This MBA entrance exam is the path to getting admission to MBA (International Business) courses. There are three in total IIFT campuses in Delhi, Kolkata, and Kakinada where candidates appearing in IIFT 2023 will have the possibility of getting admission to MBA programmes.
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