NMAT by GMAC 2024 registration begins today; apply by October 10
Vagisha Kaushik | August 1, 2024 | 09:34 AM IST | 2 mins read
NMAT 2024: Candidates can apply for MBA entrance exam at mba.com/exams/nmat.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) will begin the registration process for the NMAT 2024 exam today, August 1. Interested and eligible aspirants will be able to apply for NMAT by GMAC 2024 through the official website, mba.com/exams/nmat. The last date to apply for the exam is October 10. The entrance exam will be conducted from November 5 to December 20 this year. As per the official press release, the NMAT exam will be held at 87 test centres across 83 cities in India.
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Candidates having a bachelor's degree in any discipline with at least 50 percent marks and those in their final year of graduation are eligible to apply. Applicants will have to pay Rs 2,800 (plus applicable taxes) as the NMAT application fee or re-take fee to complete the NMAT 2024 application form. Candidates can also schedule their test during the registration window.
NMAT by GMAC 2024: How to apply?
Candidates can follow the steps given below to fill the form:
- Go to the official website of NMAT by GMAC, mba.com/exams/nmat.
- Click on the "Register" or "Create Account" button and register yourselves.
- Log in with the newly created account and fill the required information.
- Then, choose the preferred exam centres from the available list of cities.
- Enter the educational qualifications, marks obtained and any other relevant academic details.
- Upload recent passport-sized photograph and signature as per the specified format.
- Preview the submitted information and make any necessary corrections before submitting the application.
- Pay the NMAT registration fee through the available payment options.
- Take a print out of the payment confirmation for future reference.
The NMAT 2024 exam will be conducted in computer-based test (CBT) mode and the paper will comprise objective-type questions. For each right answer, candidates will be given three marks and there is no negative marking for wrong or un-attempted questions.
The NMAT by GMAC is a Master of Business Administration (MBA) entrance exam conducted for admission to NMIMS universities, XIM University, SP Jain Institute of Management and Research, and other MBA colleges. Candidates are allowed to take the NMAT exam up to three times, including one initial attempt and two retakes.
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