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ATMA 2022 - Exam dates, Pattern and Eligibility

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ATMA (AIMS Test For Management Admissions)

is the test conducted by the Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) to enable students aspiring to join management courses in more than 600 management institutes in India.

ATMA has been approved by the Ministry of Human Resource Development of the Government of India and AICTE as one of the five tests for admissions to the MBA / PGDM and other post graduate programmes like MCA by AICTE-recognised institutes.

The Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) was formed in 1988 & is one of the largest networks of management institutes in the world with more than 600 member b-schools that include the IIMs, ISB, the Xavier institutes, Welingkar, MDI, S P Jain, ICFAI, NMIMS & a host of other top Indian business schools.

ATMA is a credible, comprehensive and single-window test for admissions to different postgraduate management programs. Various Degree, Diploma and Other Post Graduate Management programs are covered by ATMA.

ATMA 2022: Important Dates

AIMS Test for Management Admissions(ATMA) exam dates for the year 2022:

The dates given are tentative and subject to change.

ATMA 2022 Registration Begins

1st week of March 2022

ATMA 2022 Registration Ends

3rd week of April 2022

Re-printing of Application Form Last Date

4th week of April 2022

Admit Card Availability

4th week of April 2022

ATMA 2022 Exam Date

Last week of April 2022

ATMA 2022 Result

Last week of April 2022

Note: ATMA Score is valid for one year.

ATMA 2022: Eligibility Criteria

Citizen of India
Bachelor’s degree from a recognized college/institute by MHRD and Government of India
Final exam candidates are eligible
Minimum 50% in graduation
Previous applicants can apply again

ATMA 2022: Exam Pattern

The test contains 180 questions spread over 6 sections. In the paper based test, each section is timed separately, whereas there’s no such requirement for the online test. Total duration of the test is 3 hours. A negative score of 0.25 point would be given for every incorrect answer. Correct answers would be awarded one point each.