ATMA Result

There is a good chance of receiving an interview call from Christ University with a score of 95 percentile in the ATMA exam, however, admission isn't guaranteed. The overall criteria includes academic profile, i.e. Class 12, Class 10 and Graduation marks.  Additional focus is on the further selection process which includes GD and PI. Considering all these factors and candidates' ATMA score, Christ University prepares a composite score through which decides whether to finalise a student or not. Students must clear the ATMA cut-off to be eligible and considered for the call. After that, they must get shortlisted for the interviews and group discussion process. After all these rounds, a final list of shortlisted candidates is prepared by the participating institute. 

Students who match the ATMA cutoff criteria at an institute which accepts ATMA score will be invited to appear for the further selection process, which includes Group Discussion, Written Ability Test and Personal Interview. If the students are shortlisted after the counselling process, they have to carry a set of documents for the admission process. Students are advised to keep original documents handy. These are:

1. Copies of Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets
2. Copy of the Graduation mark sheet 
3. Birth certificate
4. ATMA scorecard
5. ATMA admit card
6. Residence proof
7. Photo ID
8. Copies of passport size photographs
9. Caste Certificate (if applicable)
10. Admission fee (challan/DD/cash). .

ATMA score is determined on the basis of correct answers marked by students in the ATMA exam. For each correct answer, they are awarded one mark. For an incorrect answer, 0.25 marks are deducted from the total score.

This means that for four incorrect answers, one mark is deducted from the total score. The raw score of students is scaled with reference to the total number of students appearing in the exam.

The ATMA percentile is percentage of students among those who have appeared for the exam and scored below the students in that category. That is, if a student has scored 53 per cent, this means that 53 per cent of students who have appeared in ATMA exam scored below him or her.