The KMAT 2026 admit card (hall ticket) for the next test, reported for 14 November 2026, will be issued by KPPGCA to registered candidates; the release date is still TBA. You need it, with a valid photo ID, to take the home-based remote proctored test. MBA and MCA candidates get separate hall tickets.
KMAT Admit Card 2026
This page explains how to download the KMAT 2026 hall ticket, what it shows and the exam-day rules.
Is KMAT Admit Card 2026 out?
Not yet. The date for KMAT Admit Card 2026 has not been announced.
- KMAT 2026 Session 2 test
- 14 November 2026, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Admit card (Session 2)
- To be announced
How to Download the KMAT 2026 Admit Card
You download the KMAT 2026 admit card by logging in to the candidate portal once KPPGCA releases it, which is expected a few days before the test.
- Open the KMAT 2026 candidate login.
- Enter your Application Number and date of birth, and complete the reCAPTCHA.
- Open the admit card or hall ticket link in your account.
- Check your name, photograph, course and test timing.
- Download the admit card and keep a printout ready for the test.
If you registered for both MBA and MCA, download both hall tickets. For any error, contact [email protected] or the helpline (+91 9513270139) before the test day.
What details are printed on the KMAT 2026 admit card?
The admit card confirms your identity and your test slot for the remote proctored test.
- Your name and application number
- The test you registered for (MBA or MCA)
- Test date and timing
- Space for your passport-size photograph
- Exam-day instructions
What do I need on the KMAT 2026 test day?
KPPGCA asks candidates to keep the admit card and a valid photo ID ready and to be present one hour before the start time for verification and security checks.
- The KMAT 2026 admit card, with your passport-size photograph pasted on it (the same photo you uploaded in the form)
- Any valid photo ID proof
- The computer and internet set-up you used for the official practice test
What are the KMAT 2026 exam-day rules?
KMAT 2026 is a home-based online remote proctored test, so the proctoring system watches you for the full 2 hours.
- Log in for verification one hour before the start time.
- Take the test alone in a quiet room, without books, notes or other devices.
- Stay in front of the camera for the whole test.
- Follow every instruction printed on the admit card and shown on screen.
After the test, track your score on the KMAT 2026 result page.