KMAT Application Form

During the KMAT registration process, candidates need to select their KMAT exam centre. The candidates can choose only one KMAT exam centre for the KMAT exam centre allotment. Candidates should choose the test centre according their preference, as it cannot be changed after the KMAT exam application form submission. Follow the steps mentioned below to know how to select the KMAT exam centre:

• Register on the official website of KMAT.
• Login to the candidate portal and fill the rest of the KMAT application form
• Under the 'test centre' tab, choose the preferred test city.
• Candidates can select only one test centre while filling out the KMAT exam application form 2025.
• Fill up the entire KMAT application form, pay the application fee and finally and click 'Submit'.

If you are facing issues with uploading your photo and scanned signature in the KMAT (Karnataka Management Aptitude Test) form, follow these steps to troubleshoot the problem:

1. Check File Size and Format: Ensure that the photo and scanned signature files are in the required format (usually JPEG or JPG) and meet the specified file size limits. Large files may not upload successfully. If necessary, use image editing software to resize the images to the correct dimensions.

2. Clear Browser Cache: Sometimes, browser cache and cookies can interfere with form submissions. Clear your browser's cache and cookies and then try uploading the images again.

3. Try a Different Browser: If the problem persists, try using a different web browser to access the KMAT form. Sometimes, certain browser configurations can cause issues with form submissions.

4. Disable Browser Extensions: Browser extensions or add-ons can sometimes interfere with form submissions. Temporarily disable any extensions you have installed and attempt to upload the images again.

5. Use a Stable Internet Connection: A weak or unstable internet connection can cause problems with uploading files. Make sure you have a stable internet connection before attempting to upload the photo and signature.

6. Rename Files: If the file names of your photo and signature contain special characters or spaces, try renaming them using only letters, numbers, and underscores before uploading.

7. Contact Technical Support: If you have tried all the above steps and are still unable to upload the images, contact the technical support team for the KMAT website. They will be able to assist you with the specific technical issues you are facing.

Remember to follow the instructions provided on the KMAT website regarding the image specifications for the photo and scanned signature. If there are any specific requirements or guidelines, ensure that your images comply with them before attempting to upload them to the form. If the issue persists despite trying these troubleshooting steps, seek assistance from the KMAT helpline or contact their support team for further guidance.

During KMAT registrations, you will need the following documents and information:

1. A recent passport-sized photograph in the specified format and size. The photograph should be clear and taken against a light-colored or white background.

2. Candidate's scanned signature in the specified format and size. The signature should be done with a black or dark blue ink pen on a white paper.

3. Candidates will need to provide a valid and active email address and mobile number. This is crucial as important communication regarding the exam, admit card, and result will be sent to these contact details.

4. Basic personal information such as your name, date of birth, gender, category, nationality, etc. Candidates will also need to provide your permanent address and correspondence address.

5. Information about the candidate's educational background, including the name of the institution, year of passing, percentage/CGPA obtained, and other relevant details.

6. If the candidate belongs to a reserved category (such as SC/ST/OBC), they may need to upload the scanned copies of the relevant category certificate or reservation certificate. These certificates should be issued by the competent authority and should be valid and up-to-date.

Ensure that you have the necessary documents in the specified formats and sizes ready before starting the registration process to avoid any last-minute inconvenience.