MAT Registrations Begin for September 2022 Phase; Apply Now

AIMA has started MAT registrations for September 2022 phase from today. Check MAT 2022 exam dates and application schedule below.

MAT registration process has started for September 2022 phase from today. Candidates can apply at the AIM MAT website. The MAT application form 2022 for PBT, CBT and IBT mode exams are available in online mode only. The last date to apply for MAT PBT is August 29 and MAT CBT is September 12. The IBT mode registration deadline is September 13.

MAT is a common entrance test for MBA admission to over 700 colleges across India. Eligibility criteria to apply for MAT is graduation with 50 per cent marks (45 per cent for reserved category students).

MAT 2022 Important Dates: September CBT/PBT

Given below is the schedule of MAT September 2022 for CBT and PBT.

MAT 2022 Events	MAT 2022 Dates
MAT registration deadline for PBT	29-Aug-2022
MAT admit card for PBT	30-Aug-2022
MAT PBT date	04-Sep-2022
MAT registration deadline for CBT	12-Sep-2022
MAT admit card for CBT	13-Sep-2022
MAT CBT date	18-Sep-2022

MAT Aug-Sep 2022 Dates: IBT

Given below are the dates for MAT September 2022 for IBT exam. The exam slots are 10.00 AM to 12.30 PM and 4.00 PM to 6.30 PM.

MAT IBT Date	Last date to apply for MAT IBT	MAT IBT admit card download
28-Aug-2022	24-Aug-2022	25-Aug-2022
03-Sep-2022	31-Aug-2022	01-Sep-2022
10-Sep-2022	06-Sep-2022	07-Sep-2022
11-Sep-2022	07-Sep-2022	08-Sep-2022
17-Sep-2022	13-Sep-2022	14-Sep-2022

MAT Registration cum Application Process?

The MAT 2022 application fee is INR 1,850 for all exam modes. Candidates can check the process of form filling below:

• Go to AIMA MAT website
• Click on Registration tab
• Enter personal details to register for MAT exam
• Pay fees via debit/credit card or netbanking
• Go to application form and fill it with relevant details
• Select preferred test mode, cities and colleges
• Upload scanned photograph and signature

MAT registration fee is non refundable, thus candidates must fill the form carefully with valid information. There is no provision of form correction in MAT either.