MAT PBT Exam 2025 on September 21; Check Exam Timing and Important Guidelines

MAT PBT exam is scheduled on September 21. Those appearing for the exam tomorrow must check important guidelines to follow at the test centre.

MAT exam day guidelines

MAT PBT September 2025 will be conducted tomorrow at various test centres in multiple cities across India. Candidates who registered for MAT PBT exam have already got their admit cards and know the exam time and test centres. The MAT is a 2 hour exam without breaks. Candidates have to reach their test centres about 2 hours before the exam. MAT PBT exam timing is 10 AM to 12 PM. Before the commencement of the exam, candidate identification and document verification will be done at all exam centres.

MAT is conducted under CCTV surveillance and AIMA strives to provide candidates safe and secure environment at the test centre free from cheating, mal practices or any illegal activities. To ensure this, the examination body prescribes certain guidelines for the staff and candidates. Those appearing for the exam tomorrow, must read the instructions given on their MAT admit card 2025. Here are a few key guidelines mentioned:

MAT 2025 Exam Day Guidelines

All candidates are expected to follow the following guidelines for MAT:

• Candidates must reach their MAT test centres by the reporting time mentioned on their admit card.
• They must carry a copy of their MAT admit card and a photo ID such as Aadhaar card/PAN card/Voter ID/Passport/Driver’s License
• They must present the documents for verification when asked by the test centre staff.
• Candidates must also carry a blue or black ball point pen for filling the OMR sheet. They must carry more than one pen.
• Once inside the test lab, candidates must locate their seat and be seated.
• Start the test only after the announcement by invigilator
• Candidates will be provided loose sheets for rough work which they will have to leave at the test lab only.
• Candidates must remain seated at their seat until the exam is over and exit only when asked to.
• In case any candidate is seen flouting any rule, they may be disqualified.