JIPMAT

NTA JIPMAT advance city intimation slip is a document comprising the details of the allotted exam city for the JIPMAT exam. NTA issues the advance city intimation slip before release of the hall ticket. All registered candidates will get the advance city intimation slip a few days prior to the JIPMAT exam. The slip will contain information, including exam name, application number, candidate's name, father's name, gender, date of birth, category, PWD status, exam medium, exam date, and city of exam. Candidates must download and take a printout of the advance city intimation slip from the official NTA JIPMAT website. The admit card for JIPMAT exam will be released separately two to three days before the exam date. The intimation slip is primarily released to notify the exam city before the issuance of the JIPMAT hall ticket. After checking the JIPMAT advance intimation slip for allotted city, candidates can make travel arrangements for the exam day beforehand.

JIPMAT exam centre details, along with the address and other related details are mentioned on the admit card. After the release of the admit card, candidates can download it from the official exam website using their login credentials, including the registration number and password/date of birth. The admit card comprises the complete address of the exam centre, including the name of the centre, address, and contact details. The admit card will also have other related information, including bell timings, exam duration, and exam day guidelines. NTA will not entertain requests for a change of the exam city or venue. Therefore, candidates must carefully check the address and location of the exam centre mentioned on the admit card and plan their travel accordingly to reach the centre on time. Before release of the JIPMAT admit card, NTA will release the exam city intimation slip with the city where the candidates need to report for exam. This would help the applicants to make travel arrangements before release of the JIPMAT hall ticket.

No, candidates must carry a printed copy of the JIPMAT admit card to the exam centre. A digital copy of the JIPMAT admit card is not acceptable at the exam centre. Soon after downloading the admit card from the official exam website, candidates must print the admit card on A4-sized paper. The printed JIPMAT admit card must showcase all the details clearly. Additionally, the admit card of JIPMAT exam must not be distorted or blurred in any way. JIPMAT admit card serves as proof of identity of the candidate on the exam day. Candidates may also have to show the JIPMAT admit card at the time of admission.
JIPMAT admit card comprises important details of the candidates and the exam, including the exam centre, date and time of the exam, and other exam day guidelines. Therefore, it is advisable that candidates retain the admit card in the original form even after they come out of the JIPMAT exam centre.

Yes, candidates filling the JIPMAT application form have the option to choose their preferred exam city. During the application process, candidates are asked to select their choice of exam cities from the list of available cities. They can choose up to 4 cities in order of preference. However, the final allotment of the exam centre is subject to the availability and discretion of the exam conducting authority. In case the requested city is not available, the candidate will be allotted the nearest possible city as per the availability. Therefore, it is advised to choose the exam city carefully and wisely, keeping in mind the convenience and accessibility of the location.

Hi! You must know that the syllabus of JIPMAT exam includes :
Quantitative Aptitude: This section will test a candidate's mathematical abilities, including topics like Arithmetic, Algebra Geometry, Trigonometry and Data Interpretation. Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning: This section will test a candidate's ability to interpret data and draw logical conclusions. It will include topics like Tables, Charts, Graphs, Bar Diagrams, Pie Charts, and Venn Diagrams. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension: This section will test a candidate's proficiency in English language skills, including Reading Comprehension, Vocabulary, Grammar, and Verbal Reasoning.

If the candidate has paid double fee while payment of JIPMAT application fee, the amount will be refunded. NTA will refund the excess JIPMAT application fee soon after the closure of the correction window, after fee reconciliation. In case one does not receive the refund, they can write an email to the exam authorities at jipmat[at]nta[dot]ac[dot]in. In the email for the excess fee reimbursement, candidates must state the following details:
- Application number
- Name
- Transaction reference number
- Date of the transaction
- Name of the bank/payment gateway through which payment was made
Candidates are advised not to wait until the last moment to pay the JIPMAT application fee. In case of payment failure, candidates will have excess time to seek refund and try paying the fee again.

National Testing Agency (NTA) facilitates an application form correction window soon after the registration window is closed. Candidates can correct the details using the JIPMAT application form correction window. The form correction window will be facilitated online on the official website, jipmat.nta.ac.in. However, NTA does not allow change in all the details filled during the JIPMAT application form. Therefore, candidates must be cautious while filling the details in the JIPMAT application form. Additionally, NTA provides a window before the fee payment with all the details filled by the candidate in the form; candidates are advised to review all the details before payment of the JIPMAT application fee.