KMAT 2016: MBA opportunity for General & Small town Graduates all over India; exam on May 29

Updated on April 21, 2016

KMAT 2016 exam structure and opening for the first time to the candidates from all parts of India, offers promising career growth to the graduates from all the streams and small towns

You will not be the same person after emerging from the Management institute in Bangalore as it will shape your personality and will widen your knowledge in different aspects and field

KMAT 2016 is not only the last chance to get admission in MBA 2016-18 programme, its exam structure and opening for the first time to the candidates from all parts of India, offers promising career growth to the graduates from all the streams. The General graduates from small towns in India have the opportunity to do MBA from good institutes in Bangalore and get high placements after 2 years.

General Graduates: Great MBA opportunity with KMAT
KMAT 2016 offers good MBA admission chance in Bangalore Business schools to Arts and commerce or other general graduates in any other stream with 50% and above marks.

No post graduation course in 2 years can offer such good career growth as an MBA programme can do. If you are a general graduate in commerce, humanities, arts, science and others, you may not become a doctor, engineer or scientist but you can become the highly paid manager after completing your MBA degree from a Bangalore B-school.

MBA degree from a good institute in Bangalore and other parts of Karnataka is available this year for all the General Graduates from all parts of the country through KMAT 2016. The MBA from Bangalore will give depth to your resume and will help you to choose career options as per your own perspective and better marketability.

You will not be the same person after emerging from the Management institute in Bangalore as it will shape your personality and will widen your knowledge in different aspects and field.

General Graduates with 50% or more marks are eligible to appear in KMAT 2016. Once they appear in the exam and qualify it, there would be more admission chances in MBA programme offered by the good MBA institutes in Bangalore and other parts of Karnataka. After 2 years, when your MBA is complete, it will propel you for a managerial position. If you are student with a specialization in engineering, chartered accountancy, Company secretary, etc, you still need an MBA degree to gain a managerial position.

In fact, if you do M.A; M.Com; M.Sc or any other post graduation, the degree may not offer you a placement and career growth as promising as you can have after completing your MBA.

Equal opportunity for Rural & Semi-Urban candidates
Candidates from small towns and rural or semi-rural areas in India do not get good chance to become as much computer savvy as the candidates from metropolitan cities get. Keeping in view this fact, KMAT 2016 is going to be conducted across the country in 10 test cities as a paper-pencil test on May 29, 2016 instead of online computer based test.

KMAT 2016 offers equal MBA admission opportunity to all the candidates coming from all background without any discrimination. KPPGCA, the KMAT 2016 convening authority is of the view that level playing field should be provided to all the candidates coming from all walks of life to take the exam at low fee and high admission prospects.

High employability to small town candidates
Even after completing one or other post graduation degree from a small town college or institute, it may not assure you a good job as the institutes offering any professional courses in these towns do not have good industry or corporate linkage and therefore do not find good recruiters.

KMAT 2016 the gateway to MBA in Bangalore B-schools and other parts of Karnataka offers high employability after completion of the 2 year MBA programme. Now the candidates coming from small towns like Agra, Aligarh, Mathura, Etah, Mainpuri, Siliguri, Gaya, Arrah, Chhapara, Dhanbad, Hazaribagh, Kokrajhar and hundreds of others in the various states where MBA education is yet to find good industry engagement, have a good opportunity in the shape of KMAT 2016 to do MBA from Bangalore and secure high salary packages after 2 years.

KMAT 2016 has opened the MBA/MCA admission to the candidates coming from all the states in India like U.P., Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, North East and other North India states.

Apply by May 10
Registration for KMAT 2016 is proposed to close on May 10, 2016. The registration process is online as well as off line. The details can be found at http://kmatindia.com/kmat-exam-pattern.php . The registration and application fee for KMAT 2016 is Rs.700/-.

KMAT 2016 in Bihar, Bengal, Jharkhand, MP, UP also
For the first time KMAT exam will be held outside Karnataka across the country and will offer admission opportunity to MBA/MCA programmes to all the candidates from all parts of India.

The exam is proposed to be held on May 29, 2016 in Allahabad; Bangalore; Calcutta; Chennai; Hyderabad; Indore; Jaipur; Lucknow; New Delhi; Noida; Patna; Pune; Ranchi and Tiruchirappalli (Trichy).

Moderate exam
The first National KMAT 2016 will consist of 120 moderate Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) and will be of 2 hours duration. There are 170 institutes who will offer admission to MCA and MBA programmes in Bangalore and rest of Karnataka.

Bangalore known as Silicon Valley of India is No 1 Destination for MBA/PGDM with very vibrant Job market. KMAT 2016 score accepting institutions include Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences (AIMS), Alliance University, IFIM Business School, MP Birla Institute, M S Ramaiah, Mount Carmel, PESIT and many more.

There was never a better time to opt for MBA and join the list of top managers with your MBA. Doing MBA from Bangalore will imbibe in you the necessary knowledge and skill set which you will need in your life, not only in the professional but also in personal walks. After completing your MBA from a Bangalore based B-school and getting well equipped to march on leadership roles, you will gain the capability and skills to maximize individual and organizational productivity.