GNDU GMET

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If a candidate is not able to download GNDU GMET Admit Card, candidates are required to immediately contact the admission office of the Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU). The university admission office will help students resolve the issue and provide them with their admit card.

Here are some of the common errors that aspirants can avoid of while preparing for the GNDU GMET exam. Take a look at the tips below to avoid these common mistakes:

1. Inadequate Practice with Mock Papers: Solve many mock tests to improve time management and spot unnoticed errors.

2. Neglecting Previous Years' Sample Papers: Use GNDU GMET sample papers to practice section-specific questions.

3. Overlooking Error Analysis: Review your tests to identify recurring mistakes.

4. Failing to Adjust the Preparation Strategy: Adapt your study plan if it's not working. Seek advice from experts.

GNDU GMET exam is conducted for a duration of two hours and 30 minutes. There will be no sectional time limit. GNDU GMET question paper will be divided across four sections viz., General Knowledge, General English, Mental and Numerical Ability and Business Aptitude. Candidates will have to attempt 200 questions within the given time limit.

The difficulty level of GNDU GMET varies from candidate to candidate as per the level of preparation. Also, GNDU GMET difficulty may vary from year on year and specific programme. Generally the entrance tests are competitive and can be challenging as it assess's candidate's knowledge and aptitude in their respective fields. 

GNDU GMET exam pattern mentions the section wise details about section names, number of questions, marks and marking scheme. Candidates preparing for GNDU GMET must check the exam pattern mentioned in the table below:

GNDU GMET registration 2026 last date will be announced soon after the release of notification. GNDU GMET 2026 registration will commence in second week of May 2026 and will end in third week of June 2026 MBA FYIP Dual Specialisations and in second week of July 2026 for MBA (dual specialisation, Finance management, Marketing management, and Human resource management). Candidates willing to take admission to MBA programme through GNDU GMET must stay updated with the last date to apply for examination.

Yes, candidates can apply for more than one course through GNDU GMET. If a candidates is willing to apply for multiple courses, he/she must submit a single form. However, candidates must ensure that the courses are from the similar group and giving the names of the programme in the order of preference. 

If a candidate wishes to apply for programme from other group, he/she must fill the seperate application form and it must be submitted for each programme seperately.

For admission to MBA programme of Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, candidates must follow the process below:

Stage 1: Fill the GNDU GMET application form

Stage 2: Appear for the GNDU GMET exam

Stage 3: Declaration of result; shortlisting of candidates

Stage 4: Appear for counselling and personal interview rounds

Stage 5: Final selection