KMAT 2016: Your ticket to high salary Bangalore zone; register before May 10 at low fee

Registration for all India KMAT 2016, your ticket to MBA in Bangalore will close on May 10, 2016 both in online and off line mode. KMAT 2016 offers dual opportunity to gain great MBA learning experience from a good Bangalore B-school alongwith high placement prospects. This is the first time that MBA admission in high placement Bangalore zone is open for all the candidates coming from any part of India and can appear in KMAT 2016 at any of the 10 testing cities across the country. Apart from KMAT 2016 becoming a national test, it offers the last chance to pursue MBA in 2016. Registration fee for KMAT 2016 is only Rs.700/- and is lower than many other MBA entrance exams.

Bangalore: Fast upcoming MBA Job Market An ever growing job market and known as Silicon Valley of India, Bangalore offers more career opportunities with higher salary structure for MBA graduates year after year. Not only the quality of MBA education but also the good career prospects in almost all the sectors like BFSI, FMCG, IT/ITES, Operations, E-commerce among others attract more and more MBA aspirants to pursue their MBA from the Bangalore based B-schools.

Key player in MBA market growth B-schools in Bangalore have played vital role in the growth by providing quality human resources for the leading profiles in corporate sector and industries and as the city grows, the number of aspirants looking forward to pursue MBA in Bangalore has leaped up tremendously. Bangalore and Karnataka is also home to 300+ leading B-schools and Universities.

With a GDP of US$ 120 billion growing at 7% annually, Bangalore and rest of Karnataka state has an industrial output of US$61.5 billion and Foreign Direct Investment of US$18.30 billion. Karnataka has emerged as the most preferred business hub offering more job opportunities in almost all the sectors like Manufacturing, Sales & Marketing, Human Resource management, IT/ITES, Operations amongst others.

Bangalore: Start-up capital Emerging employment market of Bangalore and rest of Karnataka makes the place a great destination for MBA graduates as it offers more employment and start-up opportunities to fresh MBAs. The B-schools in Bangalore like Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences (AIMS), Alliance University, IFIM Business School, MP Birla Institute, M.S. Ramaiah, Mount Carmel, PESIT among others report consistently higher placements year after year.

Bangalore and other cities in Karnataka house 400 R&D centers for IT sector which add impetus to Bangalore as a start-up capital of India. 3500 companies and 750 multinational companies offer direct employment to 1 million people. Not only this, the high sectoral placement in Telecom, Aero-space, Pharma, Biotech, Auto Industry and recently highly booming tourism industry in Bangalore offer higher and greater career prospects for MBA graduates.

KMAT 2016: opportunity to all India candidates KMAT 2016 offers equal MBA admission opportunity in Bangalore B-schools to the candidates appearing in the exam at any centre across India and does not propose to award any specific regional preference. Besides, the high performing candidates will also be offered fee waivers and scholarships during their MBA courses in Bangalore B-schools.

Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) 2016 convened by KPPGCA, the association of Private post graduate colleges in Karnataka is proposed to be held on May 29, 2016 in 10 testing cities across India. KPPGCA was established in 2003 to provide proactive support to professional education and facilitate and streamline admission to postgraduate professional courses, viz., MBA, PGDM and MCA.

There are 170+ member B-schools of KPPGCA located across Bangalore and rest of Karnataka and are affiliated to respective universities in the State. All these highly ranked institutes with moderate fee structure will offer admission to their flagship programmes on the basis of KMAT 2016 scores.

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.

Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) 2016 is convened by KPPGCA, the association of private post graduate colleges in Karnataka which was established in 2003 to provide proactive support to professional education and facilitate and streamline admission to postgraduate professional courses, viz., MBA, PGDM and MCA.

KMAT 2016 will facilitate Business Schools to screen candidates for admission to MBA, PGDM and MCA programs. KMAT 2016 is a paper pencil based conventional exam consisting of 120 multiple choice questions (MCQs) divided in 4 sections. The test will be of 2 hours duration from 3PM to 5PM. The reporting time will be 1 hour before the exam. The test is expected to be of moderate difficulty level and may have much lower difficulty than CAT or XAT.