ATMA July 2015 Admit Card available from July 22

The Association of Indian Management Schools- AIMS has released the Admit card for ATMA July 2015 exam, which is scheduled to be conducted on July 26, 2015 from 2pm to 5pm. The ATMA July exam is a computer based test with a total duration of three hours. The Admit Card will be available only for those candidates who have successfully registered by filling in the applications form, which started from June 22, 2015.

ATMA July 2015 is conducted by the official exam conducting body- Association of Indian Management School (AIMS) for admissions into the management programs across it’s participating B-schools. The exam is a single window test and is conducted in a computer based format. 

Click here to Download the ATMA July 2015 Admit Card

AIMS will only release the admit card for the candidates who had registered for the exam. It must also be noted that it is important for the candidates to download theATMA July 2015 Admit card, failing to which candidate will not be allowed to appear in the examination. It is mandatory for the candidates to preserve the admit card till the final admissions are over.

For successfully downloading the ATMA July 2015 Admit Card, students must follow the below given steps,

• Select July 2015 from the drop down box of the Exam field.

• Enter your PID and password in the next 2 fields and click on the tab Log In.

• Select the option of Print Admit Card among the 3 choices given in the left side of the page. 

The ATMA July 2015 Admit Card will have information about the Candidate, Photograph and Signature, Date and Venue of the Exam, Reporting Time, ATMA July 2015  Roll Number and other related information.

The ATMA July 2015 will be conducted in computer based format on July 26, 2015 from 2pm to 5 pm. The exam will be divided into six sections with total 180 questions to be answered in 3 hours. The six sections will be Analytical Reasoning Skills, Verbal Skills and Quantitative Skills, which were divided into six sections, i.e. 2 sections in each area. There will be 1 mark for each correct question and 1/3 negative marking.

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First Published on: July 22, 2015