What elements are included in JEMAT selection process?

JEMAT requires candidates to answer MCQ type question within 60 minutes. The exam will have three sections with a total of 50 questions. Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test (JEMAT) is a state-level entrance exam for admissions to MBA and MHA courses offered by B-Schools of West Bengal. MAKAUT typically conducts the JEMAT exam in the last week of June every year.

JEMAT eligibility criteria mentions that the candidates must secure a minimum aggregate of 50 per cent to apply for the entrance exam. During the counselling process, officials will check all documents for verification purposes. Candidates who will not have the specified score in the qualifying exam will be marked ineligible for admissions. Past acaedemic performance might not have a specified weightage in the JEMAT selection process.

For admission, candidates will be required to present JEMAT scorecard, academic qualification certificates, category certificate (if applicable), photographs, JEMAT admit card.

Yes, it is mandatory to attend GD/PI/WAT round of admission as final selection is based on the candidate’s performance in this round.

In most of the JEMAT accepting colleges sectional scores are not taken into consideration. However, the candidates must check the admission criteria and guidelines thoroughly for the same. If the sectional scores are taken into cnosideration, candidates must meet the minimum qualifying score to be eligible for admission through JEMAT exam. MAKAUT conducts JEMAT for admissions to MBA and MHA courses.