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ATMA 2026 Last-Minute Preparation Tips: If you are about to appear for the ATMA 2026 exam that will be conducted on February 22, 2026, you would be eager to know and learn some of the last-minute tips to enhance your ATMA 2026 preparation. Organised by the Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS), the exam is conducted several times in a year to enable students to get admission to MBA, PGDBA, PGDM, and MCA courses. Similar to other business school entrance exams, ATMA needs the right preparation strategy to obtain a good score. With a proper study plan and efficient last-minute preparation tips, you can increase your chances of obtaining a high score. In this article, you will get some useful ATMA 2026 last-minute tips and strategies to prepare for the exam.

Wondering how to prepare for ATMA 2026 Quantitative Skills? The AIMS Test for Management Admissions (ATMA) is a national-level computer-based MBA entrance exam in India, which is scheduled for February 22, 2026. The ATMA 2026 exam will have three sections, namely Quantitative Skills, Verbal Skills, and Analytical Reasoning. To achieve higher marks and ace the exam on the first attempt, you must cover every topic of the ATMA 2026 syllabus. Since the exam is around the corner, in this article, we will discuss mainly ATMA 2026 preparation tips for Quantitative Skills.

If your SNAP 2025 percentile is under 70, you must be sceptical about the prospects of getting into an MBA program. However, a number of good colleges consider applicants with such scores. Every year, candidates get admission and succeed by targeting institutes with relatively easy cutoffs and good placement records. So, instead of being apprehensive, adopt a strategy to research each college's selection process, its relative ranking, and the latest placement statistics. This will lead to a strong management career with valuable industry exposure. Here is the list of colleges accepting candidates under 70 percentile in SNAP 2025, key facts, and some practical tips to help you move confidently in this admission season.

The Indian Institutes of Management, Kashipur, Raipur, Ranchi, and Tiruchirappalli have officially announced that the selection process for their flagship management programs, currently offered through CAT 2025, will be based on the new IIM Joint Admission Process (JAP) 2026. Similar to the IIM Common Admission Process, the IIM JAP 2026 will consider factors like CAT percentile, academic performance, work experience, and diversity considerations. However, the key difference between IIM CAP and IIM JAP is that students will be required to appear for only one common Personal Interview for all JAP participating institutions instead of separate interviews for different IIMs. Additionally, IIM JAP 2026 will not conduct any WAT, Group Discussion or Extempore assessments. IIM JAP 2026 will be organised by IIM Raipur for all four participating institutes.