When will MICA release MICAT results?

Yes, applicants may still take the MICAT even if they fared poorly on the CAT, XAT, or GMAT admission exam. In order to be eligible for the course and to take the MICAT, candidates must undertake any of the offered entrance exams and turn in their results at the time of application, according to the PGP course selection process. The primary admission exam used to choose the best applicants is the MICAT, an institute-level exam. To be included on the shortlist for the final selection stages, candidates must receive the highest MICAT scores. There are two stages of MICAT: MICAT-I and MICAT-II. Candidates are free to show up for any of the online tests at their convenience.

Candidates can find the MICAT exam dates mentioned on the official exam website. Additionally, the MICAT dates are mentioned on the hall ticket released after the candidates have filled the online application form. To find the MICAT exam dates from the official website, candidates must follow the steps mentioned here:

• Visit the official exam website of MICA
• Click on the 'Programmes' tab from the main menu
• Further click on the 'Postgraguate Programmes' from the appearing window
• The secondary menu on the appearing window will have a tab for 'Selection Process and Timeline.' Click on the 'Selection Process and Timeline' to know complete schedule and slection criteria.

Candidates can also find real-time updates on MICAT dates and MICAT exam here. Candidates are advised to keep track of the MICAT exam schedule to avoid missing a deadline for MICAT registration, hall ticket download, scorecard download, etc.