KMAT Participating Institutes 2017

KMAT Participating Institutes 2017: The scores of KMAT 2017 will be accepted by more than 150 top B-schools spread across Bangalore and Karnataka. The KMAT 2017 participating institutes are decided by Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association (KPPGCA), which is the conducting body of KMAT. As per the important dates of KMAT, the entrance exam will be held on 30 July 2017.  And the KMAT result will be announced on 7 August 2017. KMAT 2017 will be conducted in a paper-pencil mode with a duration of two hours. Candidates who applied for the entrance exam have to answer multiple choice questions (MCQ’s) which are divided into three sections. Each section comprises 40 MCQ’s, which means a total of 120 questions. Each correct answer will be rewarded with +4 marks, while an incorrect answer will face -1 marks.  After the results are announced, candidates then have to apply to the participating institutes for admission to management programmes.

This article brings you the details of all the institutes participating in KMAT 2017.

Below candidates can find the top KMAT participating institutes 2017:

 KMAT 2017 participating institutes:

• Acharya Institute of Management and Sciences (AIMS)

• Alliance University

• Alliance Ascent College

• IFIM Business School

• Jain University

• M S Ramaiah Institute of Management

• PESIT

• BNM Institute of Technology, Bangalore

• RNS Institute of Technology, Bangalore

• Jain University, Bangalore

• Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Bangalore

• Presidency College, Bangalore

• Institute of Business Management and Technology, Bangalore

• Ballari Institute of Technology and Management, Bellary

• St Joseph Engineering College, Mangalore

Candidates who are interested in appearing for KMAT 2017 and seek admission in the B-schools have to apply separately for each institute. Therefore, the application fee will depend on the participating institutes of KMAT 2017 where candidates want to apply. After candidates take the entrance exam, they have to follow the selection procedure of concerned institutes as well to be able to enroll in the institute.

Click here to get the full list of KMAT participating institutes 2017.

As per the KMAT exam pattern 2017, the entrance exam will be conducted in paper-pencil mode and will last for two hours. Candidates have to answer 120 questions which will be divided into three sections. Each section will carry 40 marks, meaning a total of 120 marks for all three sections.  Candidates must remember to prepare for the entrance exam based on the syllabus provided by the conducting body.

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