KMAT 2024: Remote Online Proctored Mode Exam Guidelines

On the day of the KMAT exam, it is essential to be well-prepared and avoid certain mistakes or "don'ts" to ensure a smooth experience. Here are some important "don'ts" to keep in mind:

1. Do not login late for the online proctored exam. Ensure that you at least 10-15 minutes before the scheduled time. Logging in late may lead to disqualification or not being allowed to take the exam.

2. Don't Forget Admit Card. Make sure to keep a printout of your KMAT admit card/hall ticket to the exam center. Without the admit card, you may not be allowed to appear for the exam.

3. Don't keep prohibited items such as electronic devices (mobile phones, calculators, smartwatches), study material, notes, bags, or any other items that are not allowed as per the exam guidelines.

4. Don't panic. Maintain a calm and composed mindset throughout the exam day. Panicking or getting overly stressed can affect your performance. 

5. Don't engage in malpractice and refrain from any form of malpractice or cheating. Any form of unfair means can result in disqualification and strict consequences.

6. Don't ignore exam instructions. Listen carefully to the exam invigilator's instructions before starting the exam.

7. Review your answers and ensure you haven't left any questions unanswered or marked incorrectly. Revise the answers before submitting your answer sheet.

By avoiding these "don'ts" and adhering to the exam rules and guidelines, you can have a better exam experience and maximize your chances of performing well in the KMAT exam.

On the KMAT exam day, candidates have to follow certain guidelines which include settling on time, cooperating with the exam conducting staff, following instructions of the test invigilator and following the test navigation for solving the KMAT questions. There are some key dos that candidates should follow on the KMAT exam day, which have been listed below:

KMAT exam day dos:

1. Login at least 10 minutes prior to the time mentioned on your KMAT admit card.
2. Keep a photocopy of the KMAT admit card along with a government issued identity proof.
3. PwD candidates should keep the relevant certificates and documents as prescribed by the examination authorities. 
4. Keep a blue/black ball point pen for calculations
5. Keep a drinking water bottle with you as you will not be allowed to leave the seat during the exam
6. Cooperate with the test centre staff and follow instructions carefully
7. Candidates must write their name and roll numbers on the rough sheet they use.
8. Sit in a well-lit area where you face is clearly visible.

No, the KMAT exam will be conducted only in single shift. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the KPPGCA, exam conducting authority, has resolved to the remote-proctored mode. Even then, the exam will only be conducted in one shift on a single day. KMAT exam pattern has not changed much since past few years. KMAT exam will be conducted in the internet-based test mode in the morning shift in the first week of November 2024, tentatively. The shift timings for both the courses, MBA and MCA will be the same.

When appearing for the KMAT exam, it is important to keep the following documents handy as you may be asked to present those at any point of time:

1. KMAT Admit Card: Students will be issued a KMAT admit card which is one of the most important documents for the KMAT exam. Candidates must take a printout of the KMAT admit card once release and sign it in front of the Human Proctored when asked.
2. Valid Photo ID Proof: Keep a valid photo identification document issued by the government of India. This could include any of the following:
   • Aadhaar Card
   • Passport
   • Driving License
   • PAN Card
   • Voter ID Card
   • College/University ID Card (if applicable)

Students must keep the original copies of the identity proof as the photocopies are unacceptable. Login in advance to complete the necessary document verification procedures and avoid any last-minute hassles.

Candidates appearing for the KMAT exam, must not use any electronic item including the watch, mobile phone, ipad, calculator, smartwatch, etc. during the KMAT exam. Any candidate found using such an item during the exam will be disqualified. Candidates can check time on the onscreen timer on their computer systems during the KMAT exam. Apart from electronic items, stationary other than a blue/black ball point pen and eatables are not allowed. Caps and headgear, goggles, etc. which cover the face in any way are also not allowed during the exam. 

No, there are no KMAT examination centers in Lucknow. The KMAT exam used to be conducted in ten cities in Karnataka state. The KMAT is now administered using an internet-based, remote-proctored mode in accordance with the most recent guidelines. This means you can now take the KMAT at the location of your choice. The internet-based, remotely proctored test is a secure test that can be taken at a convenient time and location, such as home, using any of the options provided. The KMAT was conducted recently in home-based online remote proctored mode.

This year, the KMAT 2024 exam is being conducted in two sessions. The second session KMAT 2024 exam will be conducted on November 16, 2024. The first session KMAT exam was conducted on September 22, 2024. This year, the exam is being conducted in the home-based online remote proctored mode. Candidates have to apply for the KMAT exam online by filling out the online KMAT application form.The application process started in June and the last date to fill out the KMAT application form 2024 was September 17, 2024, for session 1. The last date to apply for Session 2 is November 10, 2024. The KMAT exam date was announced on the official website of KMAT India. 

KMAT Karnataka or Karnataka Management Aptitude Test KMAT is conducted by the Karnataka Post Graduate Private Colleges Association (KPPGCA) for admissions to Master of Business Administration (MBA), Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) and Master of Computer Applications MCA courses. KMAT Karnataka was first conducted in 2003 and was born out of the need to have a unified entrance exam for the Karnataka state. More than 170 AICTE-approved MBA colleges and over 55 MCA colleges offer admissions based on scores obtained in the KMAT exam.

The KMAT exam will be conducted in the internet-based remote home proctored mode. Therefore, there is no need to visit any exam centre to take the exam. The authorities will email the examination link to the candidates who have registered for the exam and paid the application fee. Candidates must however not use any electronic gadgets other than the system they are using to take the exam. Candidates must also keep a printout of the KMAT admit card. Candidates must also not use any unfair means during the exam to avoid cancellation of the exam.