BMAT

No, candidates can only download the BMAT admit card online from the website of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University. Once the candidates have successfully registered for the BMAT exam and paid the application fee, they will be allowed to download the BMAT admit card once released. To download the BMAT hall ticket, candidates need to use their login credentails which were generated during the registration process. 

Candidates will not be given a hard copy by post or otherwise of the BMAT hall ticket

BMAT admit card will be released online and it is a mandatory documents to be carried to the BMAT exam centre. Candidates appearing for the BMAT exam must check the admit card before printing that the details mentioned on the BMAT admit card are correct. Following information will be printed on the BMAT admit card:

• Candidate’s name

• Candidate’s photograph and signature

• Candidate’s roll number

• Exam venue

• Exam date

• Exam time

• Other instructions related to the exam

To download the BMAT admit cards, students have to follow the steps mentioned below to know how to download the BVP BMAT admit card:

1. Go to the official website of BVP

2. Click on the tab indicating 'BMAT admit card'

3. Enter your login credentials, i.e. User Name and Password

4. BMAT admit card will be displayed on the screen

5. Click on download and save your BMAT admit card on the desktop

6. Thereafter, take a coloured printout of the admit card and save for future use.

The BMAT admit cards are released online on the official website of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University. To download the BMAT admit card, students have to login to the candidate portal using the login credentials. The BMAT admit card link will be activated online but only those candidates who had registered for the BMAT exam and completed the BMAT application process by paying the application fee will be able to download the BVP BMAT admit cards. 

The BVP BMAT admit card 2026 will be released online at bvuniversity.edu.in. The admit card will be available online for the registered candidates only. To download the admit card, students will be required to login into the candidate portal on the official website of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University (BVP) using their login credentials. They can use User ID and password to login. 

No, for the BMAT exam, candidates are not expected to study advanced topics beyond the Class 12 or graduation level for the BMAT exam preparation. The BMAT syllabus is designed to assess their knowledge and skills at the graduation level, and it covers topics within the standard MBA curriculum. The BMAT syllabus is easy. Although the BMAT exam syllabus is not advanced, regular practice, solving sample papers, and taking mock tests are necessary to ace the BMAT exam. 

The Abstract and Logical Reasoning section of the BVP BMAT exam has the highest weightage in terms of the questions as well as the marks. There are 50 multiple choice questions which carry one mark each. Then comes the Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension section which has 40 multiple-choice questions and each question carries one mark. The Mathematics section has the third highest weightage with 30 marks in total. The rest of the sections have 20 marks each. 

The BMAT question paper is divided into four sections. There are 50 multiple-choice questions in each section. The total number of questions are thus 200. Each question is a multiple-choice question and has four options each. The BVP BMAT exam is conducted online in a computer-based test mode. There is no negative markings. Students will not be penalized for marking incorrect answers.

No, there are no subjective-type questions in the BVP BMAT exam. The BMAT question paper only has 200 multiple-choice questions. The total duration of the exam is 180 minutes or one hour. Each question of the BMAT exam has four options and one option among them is correct. There is no negative marking in the BMAT exam, hence, the students have the option of attempting all the questions. However, they must not waste time on one particular question which they are unsure about. Each question carries one mark.