Exam Centre

No. The candidates will not be able to choose their exam centre during the BITSAT slot booking process. The authorities will announce the test centre allotment separately for each session. Candidates will have to log in using the required credentials to check their alloted BTISAT exam centres. The allotment of exam centres will be done as per the preferences submitted in the BITSAT application form. Candidates will be able to selected the preferred exam date and time in their respective exam centres during the slot booking process.

The following items are not allowed at the ACT exam centre:

• Any snacks, drinks, or reading materials in the test room are not permitted while sitting for the ACT exam.
• Chits or any cheating material.
• Gadgets besides calculators. 
• Any sharp material and metal materials.
• Also books are also equally prohibited to carry at ACT exam centre.

Applicants not abiding by the rules may be penalised and may also be barred from appearing for the ACT exam at the designated exam centre.

The following things that an applicant is permitted to take at the ACT test centre are as follows:

• A valid photo ID
• A calculator (read the ACT Calculator policy for selecting the right calculator)
• As it is a lengthy test it is advised to carry some water and snacks with you (you can consume them only during the break)

• Pen or pencil
• Any electronic gadget
• Food or beverages including water

Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan will release the SAAT 2024 admit card online at the official website. Candidates will be required to carry their SAAT admit card to the exam centre. Along with the hall ticket, applicants also need to carry one valid photo ID proof to the exam centre. Candidates claiming reservation are also advised to carry their category certificate to the SAAT 2024 exam centres.  

No, the exam authority will not allow candidates to change their SAAT exam centres after the submission of application form. Applicants are advised to fill their exam centre preference carefully at the time of filling the SAAT 2024 application form. Candidates appearing in the exam should select SAAT exam centre near their city only. Applicants are not allowed to take SAAT 2024 exam other than the exam centre mentioned in the admit card.  

The examination centres will open 35 minutes before the reporting time of the Entrance Test on the day of examination. Candidates have to report to the centre as per the time mentioned on the JKCET admit card. The exam date, time and the centre address will be mentioned on the hall ticket.

There is no provision to change the test centre after the MICAT hall ticket has been issued. Candidates can choose the preferred city to appear for MICAT exam at the time of filling the MICAT application form. MICAT application form is not editable once it is submitted. Candidates will not be able to change the preferred exam city after the submit the application form. Candidates must appear for the MICAT exam at the allotted exam centre in the city mentioned in the admit card.

MICA, Ahmedabad, will not entertain ant requests for change in the MICAT exam centre.

The exam conducting body i.e. SIU of Symbiosis Entrance Exam for Design (SEED) is responsible for allocating/ assigning the exam centre to the candidate. It may be noted that the SEED 2025 exam will be administered in an online proctored mode. So, the candidate will not be allocated an exam centre. Instead, the candidate will be able to take the written exams from a place of choice. 

The details related to the online exam will be uploaded on the SID admission portal - sid.edu.in. The candidate needs to carefully go through the exam guidelines.

No, after release of NATA admit card, candidates will not be allowed to change the exam centre. Exam centres will be allotted as per the preferences submitted in the admit card by the candidates. Therefore, candidates are advised to be careful while selecting their choice of exam centres in NATA application form. After the preferences are submitted, authorities will not allow any requests for a change of centres.