If I filled the NMAT form and chose 5 colleges and submitted the form. Do I also need to separately fill those colleges' forms?

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It is essential to note that while NMAT by GMAC allows you to choose 5 colleges as preferences during the application process, you still need to submit separate application forms for each of those colleges. The NMAT application form is used to register for the exam and provide your preferences for c

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