NMAT 2022: Registrations Open, Last Date To Apply - 10th October 2022

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The official notification of the NMIMS Management Aptitude Test (NMAT 2022) conducted by GMAC is released. This year, NMAT will take place from 10th October to 19th December 2022. 

The registrations for the management exam, NMAT, which is conducted annually have already commenced on 1st August 2022 and will end on 10th October 2022. The NMAT score is accepted by premier management institutes and the exam is conducted across the country usually in 5 windows. It takes around 3 weeks to release the results after each window closes. 

NMAT 2022: Quick points

NOTE: NMAT exam slots will be offered on a first-come-first-served basis, thus, the candidates should apply for the MBA entrance exam as early as possible to block the exam date as per their preference.

After CAT, NMAT is regarded as one of the most important exams for admission into top MBA colleges in India, including ISB, SPJIMR, SRM University,  ICFAI Business School, etc.

NMAT 2022: Step-by-step registration

Step 1: To begin, go to mba.com (the official website) and click on - registering for NMAT 2022 by GMAC exam

Step 2: Enter your personal details, including your name, email address, phone number, and country to get a login ID.

(Please note: Make sure your name and date of birth match your Photo and Signature ID.)

Step 3: Fill out the NMAT 2022 registration form and upload all the required documents.

Step 4: Select the colleges you want to send your NMAT scores to under the "Schools Preference" section.

Step 5: Make the payment and select the mode of examination

…And you are good to go!

For official guidelines of NMAT by GMAC, click here.

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