Karnataka KMAT admit card 2023 tomorrow at kmatindia.com; exam pattern
Ayushi Bisht | November 2, 2023 | 02:50 PM IST | 1 min read
Karnataka KMAT Admit Card 2023: The examination authority will conduct the KMAT 2023 entrance exam on November 5.
NEW DELHI: The Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association (KPPGCA) will issue the the Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) 2023 admit card tomorrow, November 3. Candidates appearing for the entrance test can download the KMAT 2023 hall ticket through the official website, kmatindia.com.
As per the schedule, the Karnataka KMAT admit card 2023 will be made available at 4 pm. The examination authority will conduct the KMAT 2023 entrance exam on November 5.
Candidates will have to use their login credentials such as registration number and password to download the KMAT hall ticket 2023.
The KMAT 2023 admit card include information such as name, photograph, signature, exam date, venue, exam day guidelines and other details.
The KMAT exam will be held online in a computer based test mode for 2 hours duration. The exam will have a total of 120 questions. The questions will be from three sections which include verbal ability and reading comprehension, quantitative ability and logical reasoning sections.
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Karnataka KMAT 2023 Admit Card: How to download
Candidates can follow the easy steps given below to download the Karnataka KMAT admit card 2023.
- Visit the official website, kmatindia.com.
- Click on the KMAT 2023 admit card link available
- Enter your login details
- The Karnataka KMAT admit card will be displayed on the screen
- Download and take a printout for future reference.
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