KMAT 2016: Breaks state barrier; to consider North India, WB, NE candidates at par

For the first time in the history of KMAT, this MBA/MCA entrance exam has offered equal admission opportunity to all the candidates from all parts of India without any discrimination on regional or state level back ground. Now the candidate from any other part of India like U.P.; North East; Odisha or West Bengal has same MBA/MCA admission opportunity as the candidate from Bangalore.
Registration for KMAT 2016 is open and is proposed to close on May 10, 2016. The exam is to be held on May 29, 2016 in paper-pencil mode comprising 120 MCQs to be solved in 120 minutes.

KMAT 2016: No more a regional exam
In a significant development from the year 2016 Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) has gone national. Now KMAT 2016 will be held across the country in 10 test cities and will offer admission to MBA and MCA programmes beginning 2016 in 170 B-schools.

Accordingly, KMAT 2016 is no more a regional exam. This is the biggest advantage to appear in KMAT 2016. The candidates from all parts of India will be considered at par for admission to Bangalore and Karnataka B-schools on the basis of their KMAT 2016 scores. This is the first time that KMAT has gone National and offers testing opportunity at any of the 10 preferred test cities across the country.

Lowest application fee
You can appear in KMAT 2016 at a registration fee of Rs.700/- which can be paid online through net banking/debit/credit card. The registration fee can also be paid offline by means of demand draft.

Simple exam
KMAT 2016 is a conventional paper pencil mode test. The exam offers the opportunity to explore admission chances in highly ranked Bangalore based B-schools who also offer good placement in top rated companies. Since Bangalore is a hot MBA destination, KMAT 2016 offers more admission opportunities in these B-schools offering high return on investment.

KMAT 2016 is proposed to be a moderate exam and offers more admission and career opportunities after doing MBA. On the basis of KMAT 2016 scores you may get the best B-school in Bangalore like IFIM, Acharya, Alliance University among others. Most of the B-schools which will accept KMAT 2016 score have moderate fee structure as compared to IIMs and other B-schools.

Last MBA opportunity
KMAT 2016, to be held on May 29, is the last common entrance exam for MBA/PGDM Admissions 2016. Emerging job market of Bangalore offers more opportunities and career prospects for MBA graduates. Candidates from all over the country come to explore job prospects in Bangalore. Now when MBA admission opportunity is open for the candidates from across India, it is advisable not to miss the chance. The B-schools in Bangalore have greater industry and corporate linkages than the B-schools in any other part of India.

KPPGCA, the KMAT 2016 convening authority has confirmed that KMAT scores will be accepted by 170 management institutes situated in Bangalore and rest of Karnataka. The admission process will treat all the candidates from all over India equal. These B-schools have lower fee structure as compared to the fee structure in the B-schools in other parts of the country.
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.