KMAT Participating Institutes 2018

KMAT Participating Institutes 2018 - Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) is a state-level entrance examination for admission to postgraduate programmes (MBA) in management offered by B-schools of Karnataka. The scores of KMAT 2018 will be accepted by more than 150 top B-schools spread across Bangalore and Karnataka. Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association (KPPGCA) decides the KMAT participating institutes and has conducted the KMAT exam in offline mode on October 14. As per the important dates of KMAT 2018 exam, the result of KMAT is likely to be announced in the fourth week of October in online mode. After the announcement of KMAT result, candidates need to apply to the participating institutes for further selection procedure to secure admission to the various postgraduate management programmes. Candidates need to read the complete article to get more information on KMAT 2018 participating institutes.

Below are the participating institutes of KMAT 2018 which accept KMAT score:

KMAT participating institutes 2018:

• 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

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Candidates who are seeking admission in the B-schools of Karnataka and Bangalore have to apply separately to each of the above institutes. After candidates take the KMAT 2018 entrance exam, they have to follow the selection procedure of concerned institutes as well to be able to enroll in the institute.

As per the KMAT exam pattern 2018, KMAT will be conducted in the paper-pencil mode for a duration or time limit of two hours. Within this time limit, candidates have to answer 120 questions which is divided into three sections, carrying 40 marks each. A total of 120 marks for all three sections are allotted.