ATMA

No, the ATMA exam is usually conducted in a single shift. However, in 2020, the ATMA exam was conducted in the remote-proctored mode in order to follow the social distancing guidelines for COVID-19, but the exam was still conducted in a single shift. ATMA exam pattern has not changed much over the years. ATMA 2025 exam will also be conducted in single shift for three hours, I. e. from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The shift timings for both the courses, MBA and MCA will be the same.

No, the ATMA application form is the same for all categories. Students need to choose their respective categories while filling the ATMA registration form. When the students are applying for ATMA exam, the first step in the ATMA application process is registration and fee payment. Then they can fill ATMA application form. 

No, changes cannot be made once the ATMA application form has been submitted. Students should know that they need to fill the registration form carefully and pay the application fee, as the information once filled cannot be retracted or modified. Students should check the ATMA eligibility criteria and then register with true information and proceed to filling the ATMA application form. They should keep their documents ready and avoid making mistakes in the ATMA application form.

Students should check the specifications for uploading signatures and photo in ATMA appliction form:

Yes, some students who are applying for the ATMA exam are eligible to avail a fee concession. Concession in the registration fee will be given to the following:

• Candidates belonging to the North Eastern states of India are given 50 percent concession on the application fee.
• 25 per cent concession will be given to women who are applying for the ATMA exam.

This means, the ATMA application fee for women is INR 1,500 and for those belonging to the North Eastern states is INR 1,000. ATMA application fee for General category students is INR 2,000.