SMEAT 2022 registration for round 4 closes today; Direct link, how to apply
Sundararajan | September 3, 2022 | 10:09 AM IST | 2 mins read
Srishti Manipal Institute will close the SMEAT round 4 registration process today. Apply for SMEAT 2022 at srishtimanipalinstitute.in.
NEW DELHI:
Srishti Manipal Institute of Art, Design, and Technology is going to close the application of the Srishti Manipal Entrance and Aptitude Test (SMEAT) 2022 for round 4 today, September 3, 2022. Candidates can register for the SMEAT entrance exam 2022 by today on the official website - srishtimanipalinstitute.in. In order to complete the application form for SMEAT 2022, students must pay an application fee of Rs 3000 in online mode.
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SMEAT 2022 application form is divided into Part 1 and Part 2. The SMEAT entrance exam will be conducted in an online computer-based mode on September 10, 2022. Find out the SMEAT 2022 exam dates and steps to fill out the application form for the SMEAT exam 2022.
SMEAT 2022 exam schedule (Round 4)
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SMEAT Event |
SMEAT Date |
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Release of SMEAT application form 2022 |
August 6, 2022 |
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SMEAT exam registration 2022 deadline |
Today, September 3, 2022 |
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SMEAT exam date 2022 round-IV |
September 10, 2022 |
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Declaration of SMEAT result 2022 |
September 15, 2022 |
Documents to keep ready before filling SMEAT form
Before filling out the SMEAT 2022 application form, candidates must keep the required documents is ready to avoid havoc. The following are the documents and details that students must be kept beforehand.
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Class 10 and 12 mark sheet/ passing certified
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Valid email ID
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Valid mobile number
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Bank details for online payment (debit/ credit card/ net banking)
How to fill out SMEAT application form 2022?
Candidates can complete the SMEAT 2022 registration form for round 4 by following these steps:
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Step 1: Visit the Srishti Institute official website - srishtimanipalinstitute.in.
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Step 2: Then, click on the link ‘Admission Portal’ at the left top corner of the homepage.
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Step 3: The link will redirect to the SMEAT admission process page. From there, find and click on the ‘Apply Online’ link.
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Step 4: Then, fill out the SMEAT registration form with the valid required information.
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Step 5: Log in to the dashboard using the created login id and fill out the SMEAT application form 2022 with the essential details.
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Step 6: Pay the SMEAT application fee in online mode.
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Step 7: Finally, submit the completed SMEAT form 2022 and take a printout of the same for future reference.
SMEAT application fee
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Category |
SMEAT fee |
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For all categories |
Rs 3,000/- |
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