MAT Entrance Exam 2022 – Everything you need

About MAT Exam:

Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is an exam for the students to get admission to MBA and allied programmes in any B-School either national or international. Every Institute in India and abroad considers MAT Score as an admission input based on the Score Cards issued to the candidates. You can opt for more than 600 B-Schools across India if you pass the MAT exam.

MAT exam details

MAT exam eligibility: Graduates in any discipline and Final year students of Graduate Courses can also apply for the MAT exam.

You can opt for 2 IBT/PBT+IBT/CBT+IBT/PBT+CBT tests by paying an extra fee of rupees symbol1100/- in addition to rupees symbol1650/-.

If you are going for 2 IBT/PBT+IBT/CBT+IBT/PBT+CBT you will have the benefit of selecting additional 2 Management Institutes for sending their scores in addition to the existing option of selecting 5 Management Institutes i.e. they can easily select 7 Management Institutes in total.

MAT exam 2022

Candidates can take MAT exam 2022 as

(i) Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test in short (IBT) or

(ii) Double Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test in short (IBT) or

(iii) Paper Based Test in short (PBT) or

(iv) Paper-Based Test and Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test (PBT+IBT) or

(v) Computer Based Test (CBT) or

(vi) Computer Based Test and Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test (CBT+IBT) or

(viii) Paper-Based Test and Computer Based Test (PBT+CBT) combined

To apply for the MAT Exam 2022 register online website link: https://mat.aima.in/  with Credit Card/Debit Card (ATM Card), Net Banking, UPI or Wallet. The fee details are given below:

For Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test (IBT) or Paper Based Test (PBT) or Computer Based Test (CBT) – fees is Rs. 1650/-

For Double Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test (IBT) or PBT+IBT or CBT+IBT or PBT+CBT – fees is Rs. 2750/-

Essential Documents to be made ready for MAT exam online registration:

• Valid Email Id
• Scanned image of photograph (10 to 50 kb)
• Scanned image of signature (5 to 20 kb)
• Your Credit Card/Debit Card (ATM Card) or Net Banking details

MAT Exam 2022 registration dates:

Sr No.	IBT Test Date	Slots	Last Date for Registration	Issue of Admit Card
Upcoming
1	26 Feb 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	23 Feb 2022	24 Feb 2022
2	27 Feb 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	24 Feb 2022	25 Feb 2022
3	05 Mar 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	02 Mar 2022	03 Mar 2022
4	12 Mar 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	09 Mar 2022	10 Mar 2022
5	13 Mar 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	10 Mar 2022	11 Mar 2022
6	19 Mar 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	16 Mar 2022	17 Mar 2022
7	20 Mar 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm	17 Mar 2022	18 Mar 2022
8	22 Mar 2022	10.00 am to 12.30 pm	19 Mar 2022	ar 2022

System requirement for mat exam 2022

Requirement	Description
Laptop or Desktop	Laptop or Desktop with Webcam (Mandatory)
Network	A stable internet connection with proper speed. Upload Speed : Minimum speed => 512 kbps
Supported Browsers	Browser                     –          Version Chrome version                   63 and above Firefox version                     52 and above Licensed Version of Windows OS (Version 7 and above)
Operating System	Dot NET framework: The minimum supported version is 4.5.1. .NET framework. Memory: 65MB permanent free space on the default hard drive.

MAT exam form 2022

DETAILED SCHEDULE – PBT

Test Date is 06 Mar 2022 (on Sunday)

The Last date for Online Registration is 28 Feb 2022 (on Monday)

Availability of Admit Cards on the Website is 02 Mar 2022 (1600 Hrs.)

DETAILED SCHEDULE – CBT

Test Date is 13 Mar 2022 (on Sunday)

The Last Date for Online Registration is 07 Mar 2022 (on Monday)

Availability of Admit Cards on the Website is on 09 Mar 2022 (1600 Hrs.)

1. MAT 2022 Results:

Availability of MAT Feb 22 Score Results on AIMA Website is on 22 Mar 2022

Candidates have to download the MAT Score from the AIMA website https://www.aima.in

Test Cities

Test cities for Paper-Based Test (PBT) and Computer Based Test (CBT) are different.

List of Participating Management Institutes

Select the institutes where you have applied or are applying for admission.

Important Notice: Candidates are advised to check the approval/recognition status of various programs directly from the concerned Authorities/ Institutes/ Universities.

AIMA has come across a couple of cases where the aspiring candidates’ MAT score is not accepted by some participating institutes/universities for admission to MBA full-time courses despite their confirmation to AIMA MAT at the time of participation by incorporating their notifications in MAT e-bulletin.

Candidates are advised to recheck with the concerned institutes/universities before applying for MAT.

Admit Card for MAT Exam

All provisionally registered candidates for IBT/PBT/CBT have to download their own Admit Card from the official AIMA website https://mat.aima.in  as per the schedule given above.

Admit Card contains Candidate’s Name, Form No, Roll No, Test Date, Test Time and Test Venue Address etc. The candidate has to strictly follow the date and time allotted to him/her in the admit card.

Important Clarification Regarding MAT Exam: Candidates may clarify queries regarding MAT, at e-mail: matibt@aima.in (for IBT) or matpbt@aima.in (for PBT/CBT) and can Contact any time: 8130338839, 9599030586, 011-47673020 between 09:00 AM to 07:00 PM

MAT Exam Question and Answers:

Question: At what time should I report to the test centre?

 Answer: To ensure physical distancing at the test centre entrance, different reporting times will be given to batches of candidates. Hence, it is imperative that you report at the test centre strictly within the reporting time window specified in your admit card.

Question: What document(s) am I required to carry to the test centre?

Answer: Self-declaration in the format made available to you along with Admit card, confirming that you do not have COVID-like symptoms and have not come in contact with anybody who tested positive.

Hard copy (printout) of your admit card, along with any valid original Photo ID proof such as (i) Voter ID Card (ii) PAN Card, (iii) Driving License, (iv) Aadhaar Card, (v) Passport, (vi) Photo ID card issued by any govt. dept., (vii) Photo ID card issued by any recognized educational institution, etc.

 For PWD candidates, in addition to the above, a copy of the disability certificate issued by a competent authority

Question: What other items do I have to carry to the test centre?

Answer:

• Suitable/standard mask to cover your nose and mouth properly
•  Your own hand sanitizer in a transparent bottle
• Ball Point Pen (black/blue)
• Adequate quantity of drinking water in transparent bottle only

Question: What should I do, if I have or seem to be having fever/cough/cold, etc. or any COVID like symptoms on the test date before reaching the test centre?

Answer:

• You should not come to the test centre in case you are sick or even having any symptoms of sickness such as fever, cough, cold, headache, etc. In case of the same you will not be allowed into the test centre.
• Your temperature will be checked using thermo gun, and you will not be allowed into the test centre if your body temperature is higher than normal.
• You are advised to consult a doctor immediately, and take all due precautions to prevent getting infected yourselves or spreading COVID-19.

Question: Will the test centre be properly sanitized for the test?

Answer: Yes, the test centres will be suitably sanitized in preparation for the test.

Question: Is there any change in process of writing MAT-PBT?

Answer: No; the procedure for written tests will be along standard lines as normal for such tests.

Question: When should I hand over the “self-declaration” duly signed by me, at the test centre?

Answer: The test centre staff will collect the same at the main entry; you will be allowed to enter only if and after you submit the same.

Question: What precautions I should take while entering the mat test centre?

Answer:

• Wear a suitable/standard mask to cover your nose and mouth properly before entering the test centreandkeep it on until you exit after the test.
• Sanitize your hands just before entering the test centre gates as also periodically during the test as necessary.
• Keep safe distance from other candidates as well as test centre staff.
• Test centre staff will be advised to do contactless frisking only. Hence, do not allow frisking by physical touch.

Question: What precaution I should take while writing the test in the test room?

Answer:

• Keep your mask on to cover your nose and mouth properly and keep it on until you exit the test centre.
• Keep sanitizing your hands periodically during the test as necessary, and after every bio-break

Question:  What happens if I am not able to fulfil either one or more of the requirements/precautions detailed above or any other COVID related requirement/precaution.

Answer: If you don’t comply with any of the requirements/precautions listed above or in your admit card, or as laid down by the governments; you will not be allowed to enter the test centre or take the test.