XAT

Candidates can complete the XAT registration by generating a XAT ID, filling academic and personal details, uploading scanned documents, selecting test cities, and successfully paying the application fee online.

Yes, candidates must separately fill the admission forms of other XAT accepting colleges. There is no option to choose multiple colleges other than XLRI in the XAT form.

No, candidates do not need to fill separate application form. The XAT application form has an optional field to select the preferred XLRI courses. Candidates have to pay an additional fee for the same.

Candidates cannot select a specific test centre for XAT exam, but they can choose two test city preferences from a drop-down menu during registration. Authorities allot XAT centres based on these preferences on a first-come, first-serve basis.

XAT is conducted in approximately 79 to 80 cities across India. Candidates can select up to two preferred cities for their exam centre allotment while filling XAT application form.

After fee payment, an acknowledgement page generates a unique XAT ID. The screen displays 'payment successful', and XLRI will send a confirmation email and SMS

No. XAT application fee cannot be refunded. If a candidate makes a mistake during registration, or if they fail to appear for the exam, registration fee is not refunded.

Candidates can edit the form using the 'EDIT' option only before submitting it. Once the exam fee is paid and the form is submitted, there is no provision for XAT form correction. XLRI may facilitate a window to edit application form after submitting the same.

No, the XAT application form cannot be filled offline. Candidates must submit their application and pay the required exam fees online through the official website

Candidates need Class 10, 12, and Graduation marksheets, DOB proof, Address proof, Aadhaar card, scanned photograph, scanned signature, and a category certificate during XAT registration process.