How to prepare for JIPMAT exam?
Here are the tips that can be reach should follow while preparing for the JIPMAT examination :
• A daily or weekly schedule should be planned to keep a track of your preparation.
• A Minimum of 4 to 6 hours should be dedicated to study for the examination.
• The examination is divided into three sec
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- Set aside at least 2 hours per day to prepare for the JIPMAT and create a convenient study schedule.
- Give equal weight to the 3 exam sections: verbal ability, data interpretation, logical reasoning, and quantitative aptitude.
- Practice last year's JIPMAT Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning exam
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NTA will release a notification for release of JIPMAT application form. Candidates will find JIPMAT application form on the official website.
JIPMAT 2026 application form will start soon on the NTA website. Candidates will find the exam date and registration dates with the notification for JIPMAT exam soon.
The JIPMAT exam is conducted for a total duration of 150 minutes. The timing of the exam is generally scheduled from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. The timings can change. Exact time for JIPMAT exam is notified in the admit card.
Candidates need to visit the official JIPMAT website and click the admit card link to login and download the hall ticket. Login credentials to download hall ticket of JIPMAT exam include the application number and date of birth or password.
The NTA typically releases the JIPMAT admit card a few days before the exam. For the 2026 session, the tentative timeline for the issuance of the admit card is April 2026
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