St. Xavier's BMS Registration For 2020 Commences
Team Careers360 | June 15, 2020 | 12:20 PM IST | 1 min read
New Delhi- For the academic year 2020 admissions, St. Xavier's BMS Application Form 2020 is available in online mode only. To fill the application form of St. Xavier's candidates need to first login using their email ID. St. Xavier's BMS has introduced changes in the exam pattern, hence the facility of mock test on July 19 and July 20 will also be provided. St. Xavier’s BMS Entrance Test 2020 will be conducted on an AI-proctored platform supported with Manual Proctoring (Invigilation) and the duration will be two hours. The date of the exam will be notified to candidates via email.
Steps to Fill the St. Xavier's BMS Application Form 2020
Eligibility criteria must be checked by candidates before registration. Candidates can follow the given steps to fill the application form of St. Xavier's BMS 2020-
Step 1- Visit the official website or click here
Step 2- Register using email ID and select the program
Step 3- Login using the credentials and fill the details
Step 4- Submit the application fee
About St. Xavier’s BMS Entrance Test 2020
St. Xavier’s College an Autonomous College under the University of Mumbai conducts St. Xavier’s BMS Entrance Test once in a year to provide admission in BMS and BMM programmes. Candidates who have completed their 10+2 from a recognized board are eligible to register for the exam.
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