TMISAT 2026 Admit Card: Link, How to Download, Important Instructions

TMI will release the TMISAT admit card a few days before the exam for the registered candidates. TMI releases the TMISAT admit card only for the registered candidates. TMISAT admit card is released on the official website under the respective logins of the candidates. Registered candidates can download the TMISAT admit card 2024 by entering their registration number and email ID/date of birth. 

The TMISAT exam is expected to be held in July 2026. The unmarried candidates who have successfully completed/completing the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) in 2026 can apply for TMISAT 2026.

TMISAT syllabus comprises of subject-wise topics from Physics, Mathematics, Analytical and Logical Reasoning.  The test is based on the 11th and 12th CBSE standard Physics and Mathematics syllabus.

Preparation Tips: You need to know the complete syllabus and exam pattern very well. You need to keep your concepts clear while preparing for any exam. One thing which I would like to suggest is that start solving tough questions because if you can solve tough questions then any paper would be easy for you. Still, the exam focused on some topics very much like Physics: SAM, Gravitation Laws of Motion Waves Simple harmonic Motion Gravitation fluid mechanics. Maths Trigonometry Calculus, and its applications, matrices, Probability (VVI), etc. Now coming to an interview, it mostly depends on luck just make sure you have a positive attitude please do not be extravagant during the interview, and answer a question only when you are sure. And if you do not know any questions don't use vague answers it's better to say no. So just make sure that the basis of all those important chapters is clear to you and try to score at least 35 plus out of 60 on the online tests and just be confident in the interview. For more information, you may visit the Shiksha TMISAT exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/college/tolani-maritime-institute-tmi/tmisat-exam).

IMUCET is the entrance examination for colleges affiliated to IMU whereas TMI has its own screening test called TMISAT. The intention is to check your basic knowledge in science, maths and English, aptitude additionally. If you are well versed with what you learnt in class 12, I don't think you need much preparation. As far as English is concerned, you need to work on your grammar. Even if you manage to clear the English exam, with poor English you wouldn’t be able to sustain the interview. Students who are weak in English but have an excellent academic record are considered and are usually called a week before the sessions begin for English tutorials in TMI. Comparing both TMISAT and IMUCET is irrelevant as both of them hold equal integrity. The only thing I would say is you need not prepare separately provided you have studied well for the boards.

As TMISAT is an online objective type test, there are no previous-year question banks available. However, candidates can check some preparation resources for TMISAT here: https://www.shiksha.com/college/tolani-maritime-institute-tmi/tmisat-exam-question-papers.

TMISAT is held for 2.5 hours. Maths, Physics and Chemistry is held for 2 hours and personality test for 30 minutes.