What After ATMA Result 2025? - Know Top Colleges and Selection Process

What After ATMA Results?

Deciding what to do after appearing for an entrance exam like ATMA is completely an individual’s choice and can be a little confusing at times. However, it must be a prudent one. Some students who score well in the exam start preparing themselves for the GD/PI round while some who may not have scored very well either opt for a job or decide to give ATMA exam another chance.

Some candidates also plan on appearing for other MBA entrance exams or they may have already appeared for other entrance exams. Candidates must know that for those who plan on taking part in the further ATMA admission process which includes GD/WAT/PI rounds, these rounds are not a cakewalk. They must prepare themselves well before appearing for these rounds.

During the GD/PI/WAT rounds, candidates are evaluated on various grounds. They will be evaluated on their communication skills, leadership skills, grammatical skills, vocabulary, general awareness, managerial skills, personality, confidence, academics, candidate-specific field of interest, extracurricular activities, etc.

Another thing that candidates must prepare themselves beforehand is choosing their specialisation. Before selecting the college it is important to decide which specialisation the candidate wants to opt for. The interest of the students and their future career goals will help them decide which MBA specialisation they want to pursue. Despite this, they must also consider factors such as the scope of the specialisation, its market value, personal strengths, the kind of job opportunities it will bring, the internship opportunities that the course will bring, and whether their dream institute/college has their preferred specialisation or not, etc.

ATMA Selection Process

After the ATMA exam results are announced, ATMA participating institutes conduct individual selection procedures which include Written Ability Test, Group Discussion and Personal Interviews. The three selection rounds are explained in detail below.

• Written Ability Test: Written Ability Test or WAT is a written exam that contains subjective questions. The topic will be allotted by the panel of judges. Aspirants will also be evaluated on various parameters such as grammar, vocabulary, expressions, etc.
• Group Discussion: A group of 8-10 people will be made and they will be allotted a specific topic to debate and discuss. Here candidates will be evaluated on their managerial skills, communication skills, leadership qualities, etc. This year, the GD round will not be conducted, however, the candidates will have to appear for the Personal Interview round.
• Personal Interview: After the GD and WAT rounds, aspirants will have to appear for a Personal Interview with the expert panel who will ask questions about different topics, general awareness, past academic records, etc.

Also Read: Group Discussion Topics for MBA

Top MBA Colleges Accepting ATMA Scores

Candidates must know that each participating college releases a cutoff and the candidates who meet the cutoff will be called for the ATMA counselling process. Check out the table below to know the top MBA colleges which accept the ATMA scores along with the expected ATMA cutoff.

Read More: Detailed account on colleges accepting ATMA