What is GAT application fee?

The GAT application fee for the BBA and MBA programme is as follows: GAT application fee for BBA: INR 600 GAT application fee for MBA: INR 1200 Candidates filling the GAT application form, must pay application fee, without which registration will not be successfull. GAT application fee can be paid through: UPI Wallets Net Banking Debit/Credit Cards

When will the GAT registration begin?

The GAT entrance exam registrations have not been revealed yet for the 2026 session. Candidates need to visit the official website for the GAT registrations to stay updated. The application fee for GITAM GAT is INR 1200 for one group, and INR 2400 in case the candidates are applying from 2 different groups.

What is GAT eligibility criteria?

Candidates preparing for GAT exam must make sure to follow eligibility criteria before filling the application form. Candidates failing to meet the eligibility criteria will be disqualified. For BBA Candidate must have completed Class 12 or an equivalent examination for BBA admissions. The examination should be recognised by the eductaion board. Student must have successfully passed this examination GAT or UGAT to be eligible to apply. For MBA Student must have a Bachelors degree with a minimum of 50% marks in total. Candidate must have completed the UG course in minimum three years duration. Students in the final year of graduation are eligible to apply for the programme

Which courses are offered through GAT score?

GITAM offers various UG and PG courses across the below streams through GAT score: Enginnering Management Science Humanities Law Architecture Paramedical Physiotherapy Public Policy Nursing Medical Science Candidates must fill the GAT application form and enter the programme details for admissions.

How can I pay GAT application form fee?

Candidates can pay GAT application form fee online by following steps to fill the GAT application form. Log in to official webiste of GITAM- apply.gitam.edu After filling in GAT 2026 application form, proceed for the payment process, Choose mode of payment from following available options - Net banking Credit card Debit card UPI QR code Complete payment process and take print of the reciept for future reference.

Who can apply for GAT exam?

Candidates desirous of taking admission to BBA or MBA programme of GITAM Deemed to be University must fill GAT application form. Candidates must make sure to follow programme eligibility criteria below: GAT BBA Eligibility: Candidates must have completed class 10+2 examination in any discipline with a minimum of 50% in total or 5.0 CGPA. GAT MBA Eligibility: Candidates must have completed Bachelors degree examination in any discipline with a minimum of 60% in total or 6.0 CGPA.

What is the last date for GITAM GAT application form?

The last date to apply for first phase of GAT exam 2026 is December 10. Aspirants can submit the online GAT 2026 application form online till prescribed date at gitam.edu. Registered candidates will also be able to download the GAT 2026 admit card when released. Candidates will not be permitted to take the exam without registration and an admit card. Refer to the table below to know the GAT application form last date for BBA and MBA: Phases GAT BBA Application Last Date GAT MBA Application Last Date Phase 1 17-Nov-2025 17-Nov-2025 Phase 2 10-Dec-2025 13-Dec-2025

GAT Exam Registration 2026: Application Last Date (Dec 10), Fees & How to Apply

Registration - 11 Nov '25 - 10 Dec '25

This exam is conducted for courses given below:

BBA MBA

Updated on Nov 25, 2025 10:47 IST

By Shruti Garg, Assistant Manager- Editorial

GAT application form 2026 has been released at apply.gitam.edu. Candidates seeking admission to BBA or MBA programme of GITAM Deemed to be University must fill the application form and appear for the GAT exam. GAT exam registration 2026 last date is December 10. Candidates can apply for phase they are comfortable with. GITAM Deemed to be University conducts GAT exam in multiple phases. GAT 2026 exam for phase 2 will be held on December 13.

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