MBA aspirants have 24 hours to finish MAT September 2026 Computer Based Test registration. The window closes on Monday, September 14. Traffic near the cutoff often slows payments. Complete the form, upload images, and confirm the fee to avoid rejection.
The Paper Based Test ran on Sunday, September 13. For the CBT, AIMA will release admit cards on Thursday, September 17 at 5 pm. The examination is scheduled on Sunday, September 20. Errors now can cost an attempt or a preferred test city.

Submit the CBT application by September 14 on the official portal. For issues, use the MAT helpline between 9:00 am and 5:30 pm, Monday to Friday. You can also write to [email protected]. Phones stay busy near deadline, so call early and keep your application number ready.
The fee is Rs 2,300 for one mode. Candidates choosing Paper Based plus Computer Based modes pay Rs 4,000. They can send scores to seven institutes instead of five. Graduates in any discipline, and final year students, are eligible. Scores remain valid for one year across many B-schools.
Keep a valid email, payment details, and clear scans ready. The photo must be between 10 and 50 kilobytes. The signature should be between 5 and 20 kilobytes. Use a recent passport-style photo, ensure contrast, and test file sizes in advance to avoid repeated upload failures.
Register at mat.aima.in, verify email, and fill personal details. Choose mode and city, select institutes, upload images, and pay on the portal. Use a stable connection and avoid multiple refreshes. Check the dashboard before re-paying, and try morning hours to beat heavy traffic.
Download the CBT admit card from your dashboard on September 17. Check your name, form number, test date, time, and venue carefully. If your target colleges accept MAT selectively, reconfirm before listing institutes. Choose the nearest test city first to reduce travel risk on exam day.