MAT Admit Card 2026 Will Be Released Today at 5 PM
All India Management Association (AIMA) will release the MAT Admit Card 2026 for the May session today at 5:00 PM on the official MAT portal. The admit card will be available for candidates who have successfully registered for the MAT 2026 May session in Paper‑Based Test (PBT) and/or Computer‑Based Test (CBT) mode.
As per the published schedule, the MAT PBT exam will be held on 31 May 2026, while the MAT CBT exam is scheduled for 14 June 2026, and the admit cards for each mode are released as per separate timelines. Candidates must download the hall ticket from their MAT dashboard; AIMA will not send any physical admit card by post or email.
MAT Admit Card 2026 - Key Details
| Particulars | Details |
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| Exam Name | Management Aptitude Test (MAT) 2026 - May Session |
| Conducting Body | All India Management Association (AIMA) |
| Purpose | Admission to MBA/PGDM and allied management programmes in participating B-schools |
| Admit Card Status | MAT May 2026 admit card to be released today at 5:00 PM |
| PBT Exam Date | 31 May 2026 |
| CBT Exam Date | 14 June 2026 |
| Test Modes | PBT (Paper-Based Test) and CBT (Computer-Based Test) |
| Official Website | Click Here |
| Admit Card Access Path | Candidate Login/Dashboard → Admit Card |
| Required Login Credentials | Registered Email ID, Password, and Date of Birth |
| Exam Purpose | Admission to MBA, PGDM, and related management programmes |
| Conducting Authority | AIMA (All India Management Association) |
How to Download MAT Admit Card 2026 (Today from 5 PM)
Once the admit card is activated at 5:00 PM, candidates can download the MAT 2026 hall ticket by following these steps:
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Visit the official MAT website mat.aima.in.
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Click on the “Login” or “Applicant Dashboard” link on the homepage.
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Enter your registered email ID, password and date of birth and click on Login.
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In your dashboard, click on the “Download Admit Card / Hall Ticket” link for the relevant test mode (PBT or CBT).
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Your MAT Admit Card 2026 with exam date, test city and centre address will appear on the screen.
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Download the admit card PDF and take at least 2 printed copies on A4‑size paper, as only hard copies are accepted at the exam centre.
AIMA clearly mentions that a soft copy on mobile will not be accepted; candidates must carry printed hall tickets.
Details Mentioned on MAT Admit Card 2026
The MAT 2026 admit card will contain the following details, which candidates must verify:
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Candidate’s name and photograph.
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Form number / registration number.
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Exam name: MAT 2026 and test mode (PBT or CBT).
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Exam date and reporting time (e.g., 31 May 2026 for PBT; 14 June 2026 for CBT).
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Test city, exam centre name and full address.
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Exam slot / test timing.
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Important exam‑day instructions and list of documents to be carried.
In case of any discrepancy (name mismatch, incorrect test mode, wrong city or blurred photo/signature), candidates should immediately contact AIMA MAT support using the helpline or email.
Documents Required with MAT Admit Card 2026
On the day of the MAT 2026 examination, candidates must bring:
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Two printed copies of the MAT Admit Card 2026 (PBT/CBT) with clear photograph and details.
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One original valid photo identity proof, such as Aadhaar Card, PAN Card, Voter ID, Passport, Driving Licence, or any government/institution‑issued ID.
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Candidates belonging to reserved categories may also need to carry their category/caste certificate if mentioned in the admission brochure.
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Candidates with name changes should carry valid proof of name change; PwD candidates requiring a scribe must bring their disability certificate and scribe certificate as applicable.
Only candidates with valid hall ticket and ID will be allowed entry to the exam hall.
Exam‑Day Instructions for MAT 2026 (PBT & CBT)
AIMA has outlined important exam‑day guidelines for MAT 2026:
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Reach the exam centre well before the reporting time mentioned on your admit card to complete security checks and seating; latecomers will not be allowed after gate closure.
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Carry only permitted items: MAT admit card, valid photo ID, simple transparent ball‑point pens and basic stationery as specified; follow centre‑specific instructions.
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Do not carry mobile phones, smart watches, calculators (unless specifically allowed), electronic devices, bags, notes or books inside the exam hall; such items are strictly prohibited.
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For PBT, fill OMR sheet carefully as per instructions; for CBT, follow on‑screen directions and invigilators’ announcements.
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Maintain discipline inside the exam hall and avoid any unfair means; malpractice can lead to cancellation of candidature and debarment from future exams.
