NMAT 2020 Application Without Late Fee Ends Today

NMAT 2020 Application Without Late Fee Ends on November 20

The application process for NMAT 2020 is ending today, i.e. November 20. The late registration process will commence from November 21 to November 30. Candidates who have applied so far, or will complete the application process by today would have to pay an application fee of Rs 2,000 (plus GST). The late application fee is Rs 2,500. Hence, NMAT 2020 aspirants must ensure that the application process is completed within the deadline to avoid late fee payment. Let us take a look at the NMAT 2020 application process in detail.

NMAT 2020 Application Process

Before filling the application form, applicants will have to create an account by entering their name, email id, mobile number, preferred country for taking the exam and captcha.

The NMAT 2020 application form is divided into multiple segments, which are as follows:

• Personal Information

• Contact Information

• Education/Work Experience

• School Preference

• Additional Information

• Exam Mode

• Payment

• Scheduling Test

Candidates have to also upload their photograph of not more than 1 MB resolution in JPEG/JPG/PNG formats.

Upon filling each section, candidates have to click on ‘Next’ or ‘Save & Exit’ in case they do not want to complete the procedure at one go. The final step is to pay the application fee by using Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, and Mobile Wallets.

This year, candidates have the option to choose whether they want to take the test from their home, in a remote proctored manner or from a designated NMAT test centre. Applicants can schedule the test by selecting the test date and slot and test centre once the payment process is complete.

After completing the NMAT application procedure, candidates can download the NMAT admit card from the dashboard.

The NMAT 2020 exam has commenced from November 4 and the 88-day testing window will conclude on January 30, 2021. So far, this is the longest testing window of NMAT. The following table brings the NMAT 2020 important dates.

NMAT 2020 Important Dates

Apart from the original take, candidates are allowed two retake opportunities to improve their scores. Best of the three scores will be considered by the NMAT accepting B-schools. The NMAT 2020 exam pattern has undergone massive changes. In a first, the exam is conducted in a Computer Adaptive Test (CAT) mode, wherein the questions will be asked one by one and the marks and difficulty level of the question will depend on the candidates’ performance in the previous question.

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