AIMA MAT 2023 Schedule For December Phase Released

The All India Management Association (AIMA) has released the exam dates for the December phase of the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) 2023. This exam will be conducted in different modes: once in PBT mode, twice in CBT mode, and thrice in IBT mode. Registration for MAT 2023 is now open on the official website, mat.aima.in, interested candidates should make sure to apply before the deadline. To apply for the MAT 2023 December phase, there’s an application fee of Rs 2,100. Candidates who want to take the exam should submit the application by December 14. Before applying, make sure to review the eligibility criteria. Candidates can find the full schedule for MAT Exam Dates 2023 below.

MAT 2023 December Phase: Important dates

Check out the important dates for MAT 2023 December Phase below:

Last date to apply –

–– PBT –December 5

–– CBT –November 28

–– CBT –December 11

–– IBT –December 3

–– IBT –December 6

–– IBT –December 14

Availability of admit cards –

–– PBT –December 7

–– CBT –November 30

–– CBT –December 13

–– IBT –December 4

–– IBT –December 7

–– IBT –December 18

AIMA MAT Exam Dates December 2023

–– PBT – December 9

–– CBT –December 3

–– CBT –December 16

–– IBT –December 6

–– IBT –December 9

–– IBT –December 17

MAT 2023 December Phase: How to Apply

Candidates can go through the below-mentioned step-by-step process to register:

Step 1: Navigate to the official website: mat.aima.in

Step 2: Then, on the homepage, go to register form.

Step 3: Complete registration and then login.

Step 4: Fill out the application form.

Step 5: Now, upload relevant documents and select 5 preferred institutes.

Step 6: Pay the fee and submit the form.

Step 7: Download the application form.

MAT 2023 December Phase: Exam Pattern

The key details about the MAT Question Paper, MAT duration, Sectional composition and scoring pattern are mentioned below:

The AIMA MAT December 2023 will be conducted for a duration of 2.5 hours.

There are 200 objective-type questions in MCQs form in the MAT question paper.

The difficulty level of the question paper will be easy to moderate and it will

be divided into 5 sections with 40 questions in each section.

For each correct answer marked, the candidates will be awarded 1 mark and each incorrect response will lead to a negative marking of -0.25 marks.