KLMAT Exam Pattern 2026: Know Latest Marking Scheme & Exam Duration

KLMAT is conducted in 3-4 phases. Candidates can choose the exam phase and apply accordingly. The KLMAT application process for every phase has different deadline. Applicants have to make sure they submit the form before the deadline to appear in the given exam session. Otherwise, will have to wait for the next session. The KLMAT sessions are conducted from December to May.

The syllabus of KLMAT includes English, GK, Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. Candidates planning to appear for KLMAT must study all the topics included in the syllabus of these subjects for MBA entrance exams. Those who have appeared for any other MBA entrance exam will be able to cover the syllabus in a very less time with basic revision only.  

KLMAT is an easy exam and similar to other MBA entrance tests. So, if you have appeared for any national level MBA entrance test, you can crack KLMAT easily. The questions are asked from general topics of English, GK, Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. So, gain conceptual clarity in Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration and Data Interpretation. Improve your English grammar and vocabulary; and practice a lot of Logical Reasoning questions.

KLMAT application process is online. Candidates willing to appear for KLMAT can fill the KL University admission form for management. They can log on to the KL University website to register.

KLMAT exam is of 90 minutes. There is no sectional time limit so candidates are required to solve the questions in such a way that there is enough time for solving question from all 4 sections. For an overall good score, candidates need to divide the 90 minutes properly, so that they don’t lag behind in any of the sections.

KLMAT exam is a speed based test of 90 minutes. Candidates have to solve about 75 questions from English, GK, Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning sections. Every questions carries one mark. There is no negative marking. The difficulty level of KLMAT is easy and one can crack it within the given time limit.

KLMAT exam is of 90 minutes. There is no sectional time limit and candidates can utilise exam duration as per their exam strategy. They can move between questions and sections within given time limit. 

There are no subjective type questions in KLMAT. All questions are objective type and have four options to choose correct answer. Candidates can mark only one option as correct. 

KLMAT result is released phase wise. It is shared with candidates through login. The scorecard is uploaded in student dashboard. The process to download is:

·       Log on to KLU's website

·       Go to Admission page/login option

·       Enter your user id and password

·       Click on KLMAT result tab

·       Download scorecard

After the announcement of KLMAT result, the examination will prepare a shortlist of candidates for MBA admission and organize the second round of selection process. The KL University MBA admission process will include Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). For this, candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of their KLMAT score and academic record. There will be a minimum cut off for selection. Those who shall have score as much or more than the KLMAT cut off, will be selected for GD/PI. Final admission offer will be based on candidate’s performance in GD/PI.