Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test

What is JEMAT 2026?

JEMAT (Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test) is the entrance exam for MBA admission at colleges affiliated with Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal (MAKAUT WB). MAKAUT WB conducts the exam.

The exam is held in two phases each year. Phase 1 is in June and Phase 2 is in August–September. Each phase needs a separate application and fee payment.

The JEMAT score decides the merit rank. This rank is used during centralised counselling for seat allotment.

JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 Status

The JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 application window closed on June 1, 2026. The Phase 1 exam is scheduled for June 7, 2026.

Admit cards were released on June 3, 2026. They are available at cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/.

Phase 2 registration dates will be announced after Phase 1 concludes.

JEMAT 2026 Important Dates

Event	Date	Status
Phase 1 Registration Start	May 10, 2026	Over
Phase 1 Last Date to Apply	June 1, 2026	Closed
Phase 1 Admit Card Release	June 3, 2026	Released
Phase 1 Exam Date	June 7, 2026	Upcoming

JEMAT 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility details are set by MAKAUT WB. Candidates must check the official notification before applying.

The eligibility criteria apply to both Phase 1 and Phase 2 of JEMAT 2026.

How to Fill JEMAT Application Form 2026

The application form is online. Candidates must register and pay the fee on the official portal.

The official website for JEMAT application is cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/.

Phase 1 registration is closed. Candidates who missed it can apply in Phase 2.

Documents Required for JEMAT Application Form 2026

The source does not list specific documents for the JEMAT application. Candidates should keep standard documents ready, such as educational certificates and ID proof.

Details are usually mentioned in the official notification.

JEMAT Application Fee 2026

Category	Fee
General / OBC	₹600

The fee is paid separately for each phase. Payment is made online during application.

JEMAT Application Form Correction 2026

The source does not provide information on a correction window for JEMAT 2026. Candidates should fill the form carefully.

Any correction facility, if available, will be announced by MAKAUT WB.

JEMAT Registration Trends — Last 5 Years

Year	Conducting Body	Registered (Phase 1 + Phase 2)	Appeared	Attendance %
2025	MAKAUT WB	Not publicly disclosed	Not publicly disclosed	—
2024	MAKAUT WB	Not publicly disclosed	Not publicly disclosed	—
2023	MAKAUT WB	Not publicly disclosed	Not publicly disclosed	—
2022	MAKAUT WB	Not publicly disclosed	Not publicly disclosed	—
2021	MAKAUT WB	Not publicly disclosed	Not publicly disclosed	—

MAKAUT WB does not publish annual registration or attendance statistics. Year-on-year participation figures are not available in the public domain.

JEMAT is the main MBA entrance route for West Bengal students. Both phases together cover fresh graduates and working professionals in the same admission cycle.

MAKAUT WB may update participation data post-result at makautwb.ac.in.

JEMAT 2026 FAQs

Phase 1 application is closed. The exam is on June 7, 2026.

Phase 2 dates will be announced after Phase 1 concludes. Bookmark this page for updates.

Source: MAKAUT WB Official Website

JEMAT 2026 Application Form: Important Dates

The table below lists the key JEMAT 2026 dates for Phase 1 and the expected Phase 2 schedule. Phase 2 dates are expected to be announced by MAKAUT WB after Phase 1 results. Check makautwb.ac.in for official updates.

Event	Date	Status
Phase 1 Registration Start	May 10, 2026	Over
Phase 1 Last Date to Apply	June 1, 2026	Closed
Phase 1 Admit Card Release	June 3, 2026	Released
Mandatory Mock CBT Test Window	June 3–5, 2026	Over
Phase 1 Exam Date	June 7, 2026	Upcoming
Phase 1 Result Declaration	Expected July 2026	Upcoming
Phase 2 Registration Opens	Expected July 2026	Upcoming
Phase 2 Last Date to Apply	Expected August 2026	Upcoming
Phase 2 Exam Date	Expected August–September 2026	Upcoming
Counselling (Phase 1 + Phase 2)	Expected September–October 2026	Upcoming

Note: Phase 2 dates above are expected based on the 2025 cycle pattern. They have not been officially announced as of June 6, 2026. Check makautwb.ac.in for the confirmed Phase 2 schedule once MAKAUT WB releases it.

JEMAT 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Verify eligibility before filling the JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 application form. Applications from ineligible students are rejected, and the fee is non-refundable.

Criteria	Requirement
Educational Qualification	Bachelor’s degree in any discipline from a UGC/AICTE-recognised university or institution
Minimum Marks in Graduation	50% aggregate marks (45% for SC/ST/OBC-A/OBC-B students as per West Bengal state norms)
Final Year Students	Eligible to apply; final marksheet showing required percentage must be produced at counselling/admission
Age Limit	No age limit — open to fresh graduates and working professionals
Domicile	No domicile restriction — students from any state in India can apply
Nationality	Indian nationals; NRI/foreign national provisions as per MAKAUT WB regulations
Work Experience	Not mandatory; working professionals are eligible

The graduation percentage is calculated on the basis of aggregate marks across all years or semesters of the degree programme. Final-year students can apply using a provisional percentage statement from their college — the final marksheet is mandatory only at the time of counselling.

How to Fill JEMAT Application Form 2026

The JEMAT 2026 application process is fully online. Phase 1 registration closed on June 1, 2026. The steps below apply to Phase 2 registration when it opens — the process is identical for both phases. Complete both phases in a single session without closing the browser, as the system may time out mid-application.

Phase 1: New Registration

1. Visit the official JEMAT registration portal at cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ and click “New Registration” or “New User”.
2. Enter name, date of birth, mobile number, and email ID exactly as they appear on the Class 10 certificate.
3. Verify the mobile number using the OTP sent via SMS and the email address using the verification link or OTP sent by email.
4. Create a strong password and note the Application Number / Registration ID immediately — it is needed to log in again.
5. Save the Application Number and password securely — they are required at every subsequent stage including admit card, result, and counselling.

Phase 2: Fill the Application Form

The second phase involves filling in personal details, educational qualifications, and choice of exam centre. Upload scanned copies of photograph and signature in the specified format and size. Pay the application fee online using net banking, credit card, debit card, or UPI. Submit the form and take a printout of the completed application for future reference.

How to Fill JEMAT Application Form 2026

The JEMAT 2026 application form is filled online in a step-by-step process. Candidates must log in, enter details, upload documents, pay the fee, and save the confirmation page.

1. Log in to cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ using the Application Number and Password.
2. Fill in personal details: full name, date of birth, gender, category (General / OBC-A / OBC-B / SC / ST), and contact information.
3. Fill in academic details: graduation degree, college and university name, year of passing, and aggregate percentage of marks.
4. Select the preferred exam centre city from the available options in the form.
5. Upload passport-size photograph and signature in JPG/JPEG format within the specified file size limits.
6. Review every entry carefully — cross-check name, date of birth, category, and uploaded photograph before proceeding.
7. Pay the application fee online via debit card, credit card, net banking, or UPI.
8. After successful payment, download and save the confirmation page from the applicant dashboard. Print it and keep it for future reference.
9. Note the exam link, username, and password provided in the applicant dashboard separately — MAKAUT WB advises downloading these in advance to avoid server congestion on exam day.

Note: Submit only one application per JEMAT phase. Multiple applications from the same student for the same phase will be rejected and the fee will not be refunded.

Download and keep the confirmation page safe — it is required for admit card download, exam entry, and counselling.

Documents Required for JEMAT Application Form 2026

Keep these documents ready before filling the JEMAT 2026 application form. Upload only clear, legible scanned copies or digital photographs within the specified size limits.

Document	Format	Size / Specs
Passport-size Photograph	JPG / JPEG	10 KB – 200 KB; white or light background; 80% face visible; taken within the last 6 months
Signature	JPG / JPEG	10 KB – 50 KB; black ink on white paper; in running handwriting (not block capitals)
Class 10 Certificate / Marksheet	Scanned copy (PDF / JPG)	Used for date of birth proof; clear and fully legible
Graduation Degree / Final Marksheet	Scanned copy (PDF / JPG)	All semesters or years; aggregate percentage must be clearly visible
Valid Photo ID (Aadhaar / PAN / Passport / Voter ID)	Scanned copy (PDF / JPG)	Government-issued; clear and legible
Category Certificate (OBC-A / OBC-B / SC / ST / PwD / EWS)	Scanned copy (PDF / JPG)	Issued by competent West Bengal state authority; valid as per state norms
Work Experience Certificate (if applicable)	Scanned copy (PDF / JPG)	From employer on company letterhead; optional

Note: Upload a recent passport-size photograph taken within the last 6 months, with a white or light-coloured background and at least 80% of the face clearly visible. Do not upload edited, filtered, or studio-retouched photographs — MAKAUT rejects manipulated images during scrutiny.

Note: Final-year students who have not yet received their final marksheet may upload a provisional certificate or percentage statement issued by their college at the time of application. The original final marksheet showing the required percentage must be produced during counselling.

JEMAT Application Fee 2026

The JEMAT 2026 application fee varies by category and must be paid online at the time of form submission. The application fee is non-refundable — even if the form is rejected, the applicant withdraws, or the applicant does not appear for the exam.

Category	Application Fee
General	₹600
OBC (OBC-A / OBC-B — West Bengal)	₹600
SC / ST (West Bengal)	₹300
PwD (Persons with Disability)	₹300

Payment is accepted via: Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking, UPI, BHIM, and RuPay. No offline payment mode (cheque, demand draft, or cash) is accepted. Bank transaction charges, if any, are borne by the applicant.

If payment fails, do not retry immediately — wait 48–72 hours for the amount to be auto-refunded before making a fresh payment.

Note: The JEMAT application fee is non-refundable under any circumstances — whether the form is found ineligible, the applicant withdraws, or the applicant does not appear for the exam.

Note: If payment fails, do not pay again immediately — wait 48–72 hours for the amount to be auto-refunded to the account before retrying. Contact the bank if the refund does not reflect after 72 hours.

JEMAT 2026 Application Form Correction

MAKAUT WB opens a limited correction window after each phase's registration deadline. Use this window to fix errors in the submitted JEMAT 2026 application form before the correction deadline.

Fields That Can Be Corrected

The following changes are generally allowed during the JEMAT correction window:

• Photograph and signature (if uploaded incorrectly or rejected)
• Minor spelling errors in name (must match supporting documents)
• Date of birth (only with valid documentary proof)
• Category (General / OBC / SC / ST / PwD — confirm with the official Phase 2 notification)
• Exam centre preference
• Academic details (graduation percentage, year of passing)

Fields That Cannot Be Corrected

The following fields generally cannot be changed after submission, even during the correction window:

• Registered mobile number (used for all OTP-based communications)
• Registered email ID
• JEMAT phase (Phase 1 and Phase 2 are separate applications; switching between them is not allowed)

Steps to Make Corrections

1. Visit cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ during the announced correction window for the relevant phase.
2. Log in using the Application Number and Password.
3. Click "Application Form Correction" or the equivalent edit option on the applicant dashboard.
4. Make the required changes in the editable fields only.
5. Review all changes and click "Submit" to confirm.
6. Download and save the revised confirmation page immediately after submission.

The JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 correction window dates will be announced by MAKAUT WB alongside Phase 2 registration. Check makautwb.ac.in for official updates.

Check all details in the form before the correction deadline — once the window closes, no changes are accepted under any circumstances.

Note: Once the JEMAT 2026 correction window closes, no further changes are accepted under any circumstances — verify every entry including name, date of birth, category, photograph, and academic details before the deadline.

JEMAT Application Form 2026 FAQs

When did the JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 application form open and close?

The JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 application form was open from May 10, 2026 to June 1, 2026 at cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/. The Phase 1 registration window is now closed. The Phase 1 exam is scheduled for June 7, 2026.

When will JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 registration open?

MAKAUT WB has not announced official dates for JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 registration as of June 6, 2026. Based on the 2025 cycle, Phase 2 registration is expected to open around July 2026. Check makautwb.ac.in for the official Phase 2 notification once it is released.

How do I register for JEMAT 2026?

Visit cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ when the registration window is open and click "New Registration." Enter name, date of birth, mobile number, and email. Verify via OTP, set a password, and note the Application Number. Then log in, fill the form, upload photograph and signature, and pay the application fee to complete registration.

What is the JEMAT 2026 application fee?

The JEMAT 2026 application fee is ₹600 for General and OBC students (OBC-A and OBC-B), and ₹300 for SC, ST, and PwD students. The fee must be paid online and is non-refundable under all circumstances.

Can I apply for both JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 and Phase 2?

Yes. JEMAT has two separate exam phases each year. Phase 2 application is allowed even if the candidate appeared in Phase 1. Each phase requires a separate application and fee payment. MAKAUT WB uses the best score across phases for counselling rank computation.

What documents are required for the JEMAT 2026 application form?

The following documents are needed:

• Recent passport-size photograph (JPG, 10–200 KB, white background)
• Signature (JPG, 10–50 KB, black ink on white paper)
• Class 10 marksheet
• Graduation marksheet
• Valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar/PAN/Passport/Voter ID)
• Category certificate for OBC/SC/ST/PwD candidates
• Work experience certificate (optional)

Can I submit more than one application for the same JEMAT 2026 phase?

No. Only one application per JEMAT phase is allowed. Multiple applications from the same student for the same phase will be rejected and the fee will not be refunded.

What if my JEMAT 2026 application fee payment fails?

If payment fails, do not pay again immediately. Wait 48–72 hours for the amount to be automatically refunded to the account. Once the refund reflects, retry the payment. MAKAUT WB specifically advises against making multiple payments against the same application.

JEMAT 2026 Form Correction Details

During the JEMAT 2026 form correction window, candidates can typically edit their photograph, signature, minor name spelling errors, date of birth, category, exam centre preference, and academic details. The registered mobile number and email ID cannot be changed.

The exact list of editable fields is specified in the official MAKAUT WB notification for each phase.

How to Download the JEMAT 2026 Confirmation Page

After successful fee payment, log in to cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ using the Application Number and Password. Go to the applicant dashboard and download the confirmation page.

Save a digital copy and take a printout. The confirmation page is needed for admit card access and counselling.

JEMAT 2026 Application Fee Refund Policy

No. The JEMAT application fee is non-refundable under all circumstances.

• Withdrawal of the application
• Rejection of the form
• Not appearing for the exam

Eligibility for Final-Year Graduation Students

Yes. Final-year students can apply for JEMAT 2026. A provisional certificate or percentage statement from the college can be uploaded at the time of application.

The final marksheet showing at least 50% aggregate must be submitted during counselling or admission. For SC/ST/OBC students, the required aggregate is 45% as per West Bengal norms.

JEMAT 2026 Application Form: Key Dates and Details

The Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test (JEMAT) 2026 Phase 1 application form opened on May 10, 2026, and closed on June 1, 2026. The Phase 1 registration window is now closed. The Phase 1 exam is scheduled for June 7, 2026.

MAKAUT WB has not announced official dates for JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 registration as of June 6, 2026. Based on the 2025 cycle, Phase 2 registration is expected to open around July 2026. Check makautwb.ac.in for the official Phase 2 notification once it is released.

JEMAT 2026 Eligibility Criteria

Final-year graduation students can apply for JEMAT 2026. You may upload a provisional certificate or percentage statement from your college at the time of application.

Your final marksheet showing at least 50% aggregate (45% for SC/ST/OBC students as per West Bengal norms) must be submitted during counselling or admission.

How to Register for JEMAT 2026

Visit cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ when the registration window is open and click "New Registration." Enter your name, date of birth, mobile number, and email.

Verify via OTP, set a password, and note your Application Number. Then log in, fill the form, upload your photograph and signature, and pay the application fee to complete registration.

JEMAT 2026 Application Fee

The JEMAT 2026 application fee is ₹600 for General and OBC students (OBC-A and OBC-B), and ₹300 for SC, ST, and PwD students. The fee must be paid online and is non-refundable under all circumstances.

Category	Application Fee
General and OBC (OBC-A and OBC-B)	₹600
SC, ST, and PwD	₹300

Documents Required for JEMAT 2026 Application

You need a recent passport-size photograph, your signature, Class 10 marksheet, graduation marksheet, and a valid government-issued photo ID. A work experience certificate is optional.

• Passport-size photograph (JPG, 10–200 KB, white background)
• Signature (JPG, 10–50 KB, black ink on white paper)
• Class 10 marksheet
• Graduation marksheet
• Valid government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar/PAN/Passport/Voter ID)
• Category certificate if you belong to OBC/SC/ST/PwD
• Work experience certificate (optional)

Applying for Both JEMAT 2026 Phases

Yes. JEMAT has two separate exam phases each year. You can apply for Phase 2 even if you appeared in Phase 1.

Each phase requires a separate application and fee payment. MAKAUT WB uses the best score across phases for counselling rank computation.

JEMAT 2026 Application Rules

Submit only one application per JEMAT phase. Multiple applications from the same student for the same phase will be rejected and the fee will not be refunded.

The JEMAT application fee is non-refundable under all circumstances — including withdrawal, rejection of your form, or not appearing for the exam.

If Your JEMAT 2026 Fee Payment Fails

If your payment fails, do not pay again immediately. Wait 48–72 hours for the amount to be automatically refunded to your account.

Once the refund reflects, retry the payment. MAKAUT WB specifically advises against making multiple payments against the same application.

JEMAT 2026 Form Correction Window

You can typically correct your photograph, signature, minor name spelling errors, date of birth, category, exam centre preference, and academic details during the correction window. Your registered mobile number and email ID cannot be changed.

The exact list of editable fields is specified in the official MAKAUT WB notification for each phase.

Downloading the JEMAT 2026 Confirmation Page

After successful fee payment, log in to cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ using your Application Number and Password. Go to your applicant dashboard and download the confirmation page.

Save a digital copy and take a printout — you will need it for admit card access and counselling.

JEMAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Overview

JEMAT 2026 (Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test) is a 60-minute computer-based test conducted online from home. Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT), West Bengal, conducts the exam.

The test has 100 MCQs for a total of 100 marks. It covers three sections: Mathematics, English, and Logical Reasoning.

Particulars	Details
Conducting Body	MAKAUT WB (Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal)
Exam Mode	Online CBT — Remotely Proctored from Home
Duration	60 minutes
Total Questions	100 MCQs
Total Marks	100
Negative Marking	-0.25 marks per wrong answer
Number of Sections	3 (Mathematics, English, Logical Reasoning)
Medium of Exam	English

JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 was held on June 7, 2026. Phase 2 is expected in October 2026.

JEMAT 2026 Important Dates

JEMAT 2026 is held in two phases. Phase 1 was held on June 7, 2026, and has concluded.

• Phase 1: June 7, 2026 (held)
• Phase 2: Expected October 2026

JEMAT 2026 Detailed Exam Pattern

The exam is a home-based CBT with 100 MCQs for 100 marks. It must be completed in 60 minutes.

There is no sectional time limit. The full 60 minutes can be allocated freely across all three sections.

• Mathematics: 40 questions
• English: 40 questions
• Logical Reasoning: 20 questions

The exam can be taken from an Android smartphone or laptop. No visit to a test centre is required.

JEMAT 2026 Marking Scheme

Each correct answer earns +1 mark. Each wrong answer attracts a penalty of 0.25 marks.

• Correct answer: +1 mark
• Wrong answer: -0.25 marks

JEMAT 2026 Subject-Wise Exam Pattern

Mathematics and English together account for 80 marks (80%) of the paper. They deserve the most preparation time.

Section	Number of Questions
Mathematics	40
English	40
Logical Reasoning	20

JEMAT 2026 Question Types

All questions are Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with a single correct answer. The medium of the exam is English.

JEMAT Official Website

The official portal for JEMAT 2026 is maintained by MAKAUT WB.

Direct Link to JEMAT 2026 Official Website	Link
MAKAUT WB Official Portal	makautwb.ac.in

JEMAT 2026 Important Dates

The JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 exam was held on June 7, 2026. The Phase 1 application form was released in May 2026, and the mock CBT window was open from June 3 to 5, 2026.

Event	Date	Status
JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 Application Form	May 2026	Over
JEMAT 2026 Mock CBT Window	June 3–5, 2026	Over
JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 Exam	June 7, 2026	Over
JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 Result	To be announced	Upcoming
JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 Application Form	Expected August 2026	Upcoming
JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 Exam	Expected October 2026	Upcoming
JEMAT 2026 Phase 2 Result	To be announced	Upcoming
JEMAT 2026 Counselling	To be announced (after Phase 2 result)	Upcoming

Source: MAKAUT WB Official Website

JEMAT 2026 Exam Pattern

The JEMAT 2026 question paper has 100 MCQs across three sections. Mathematics and English each carry 40 questions, while Logical Reasoning has 20 questions. Every question is worth 1 mark, and there is no sectional time limit.

JEMAT 2026 is a 60-minute home-based CBT with 100 MCQs for 100 marks. No section is time-locked, giving full flexibility during the test.

Section	Subject	No. of Questions	Marks per Question	Total Marks	Duration
Section 1	Mathematics	40	1	40	—
Section 2	English	40	1	40	—
Section 3	Logical Reasoning	20	1	20	—
Total	—	100	—	100 marks	60 minutes

All questions are single-correct MCQs with four options. Duration is shared across all sections, and no per-section time restriction applies.

JEMAT 2026 Marking Scheme

The JEMAT 2026 marking scheme awards +1 mark for each correct answer and deducts 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. There is no penalty for unattempted questions. This marking scheme applies uniformly to all three sections — Mathematics, English, and Logical Reasoning.

Question Type	Marks for Correct Answer	Marks for Wrong Answer	Marks for Unattempted
MCQ (Single Correct) — All Sections	+1	-0.25	0

Negative marking of 0.25 marks applies to every wrong answer across all sections. Do not guess randomly, but attempt questions where at least two options can be eliminated.

Here is the practical impact of the marking scheme on the final score:

• Every 4 wrong answers cost 1 mark (4 × 0.25 = 1).
• If 80 questions are attempted, with 68 correct and 12 wrong: score = 68 − (12 × 0.25) = 65 marks.
• Skipping a question with no idea is safer than a random guess from four options.
• If two of the four options can be eliminated, attempting the question has a positive expected value.

JEMAT Subject-Wise Exam Pattern 2026

JEMAT 2026 tests Mathematics, English, and Logical Reasoning. Mathematics and English carry equal weight at 40 questions each, while Logical Reasoning has 20 questions. Knowing the topic-level distribution helps prioritise preparation time effectively.

Mathematics (40 Questions | 40 Marks)

The Mathematics section covers quantitative aptitude and data interpretation. Questions are typically at class 10–12 difficulty and focus on calculation speed and logical application of formulas.

Topic	Approximate No. of Questions
Arithmetic (Percentages, Profit & Loss, Ratio & Proportion)	10–12
Data Interpretation (Tables, Bar Charts, Pie Charts)	8–10
Algebra (Linear & Quadratic Equations)	6–8
Geometry & Mensuration	5–6
Number System & Number Theory	4–5
Statistics (Mean, Median, Mode, Range)	4–5
Time, Speed & Distance / Time & Work	3–4

English (40 Questions | 40 Marks)

The English section tests reading, grammar, and vocabulary. Reading Comprehension passages typically contribute the highest share of questions and require the most practice for time management.

JEMAT 2026 Exam Pattern: Section-Wise Breakdown

JEMAT 2026 has 100 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks. The exam lasts 60 minutes and is divided into three sections: Mathematics, English, and Logical Reasoning.

Each correct answer gives +1 mark. Each wrong answer deducts 0.25 marks. There is no sectional time limit.

Mathematics (40 Questions | 40 Marks)

Mathematics carries the highest weightage in JEMAT 2026. It has 40 questions, each worth 1 mark.

Topic	Approximate No. of Questions
Algebra	8–10
Arithmetic	8–10
Geometry & Mensuration	6–8
Trigonometry	4–5
Probability & Statistics	4–5
Permutation & Combination	2–3
Coordinate Geometry	2–3

English (40 Questions | 40 Marks)

The English section tests reading, grammar, and vocabulary skills. It has 40 questions and carries the same weightage as Mathematics.

Topic	Approximate No. of Questions
Reading Comprehension (RC Passages)	10–12
Grammar (Error Identification, Sentence Correction)	8–10
Vocabulary (Synonyms, Antonyms, Fill in the Blanks)	8–10
Para Jumbles / Sentence Rearrangement	5–6
Cloze Test, Idioms & Phrases	4–6

Logical Reasoning (20 Questions | 20 Marks)

The Logical Reasoning section includes both analytical and verbal reasoning. With 20 questions, it carries the lowest weightage but is important for separating close scores in the merit list.

Topic	Approximate No. of Questions
Series (Number, Letter, Alpha-Numeric)	4–5
Analogy & Classification	3–4
Syllogisms	2–3
Coding & Decoding	2–3
Blood Relations	2–3
Direction Sense & Puzzles	2–3
Statement & Conclusions	2–3

JEMAT Question Types 2026

JEMAT 2026 uses exclusively Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). Each question presents four options and one correct answer must be selected.

The exam does not include integer-type, subjective, assertion-reason, or passage-linked multi-select questions.

Question Type	Description	No. of Questions	Negative Marking
MCQ — Single Correct	4 options; 1 correct answer to select	100 (all questions)	-0.25 per wrong answer

Key facts about JEMAT question delivery in 2026:

• All 100 questions are single-correct MCQs — no partial marking, no multi-select options.
• The exam is delivered on a computer screen or Android phone; the answer is selected by tapping or clicking.
• Answers can be reviewed and changed at any time before the 60-minute timer expires.
• There are no numerical input boxes or essay-type questions in any section.
• The home-based format uses remote proctoring — a webcam or phone camera monitors the test taker.

JEMAT Exam Pattern: Changes in 2026 vs Previous Year

The JEMAT 2026 exam pattern is unchanged from 2025. MAKAUT WB has not announced any revisions to the number of questions, total marks, section distribution, marking scheme, or exam mode.

Students who prepared using the 2025 pattern do not need to adjust their strategy.

The JEMAT 2026 pattern is stable — the 100-MCQ, 60-minute, three-section structure with -0.25 negative marking remains in place for this cycle.

Parameter	JEMAT 2025	JEMAT 2026
Total Questions	100 MCQs	100 MCQs
Total Marks	100	100
Duration	60 minutes	60 minutes
Exam Mode	Online CBT (home-based)	Online CBT (home-based)
Number of Sections	3	3
Mathematics Questions	40	40
English Questions	40	40
Logical Reasoning Questions	20	20
Marks per Correct Answer	+1	+1
Negative Marking	-0.25 per wrong answer	-0.25 per wrong answer
Sectional Time Limit	No	No
Devices Allowed	Laptop or Android phone	Laptop or Android phone

How to Prepare Based on JEMAT Exam Pattern

Your JEMAT 2026 strategy must be driven by the exam’s structure. With 100 questions in 60 minutes, you have just 36 seconds per question.

Speed, accuracy, and smart section sequencing decide your final score.

JEMAT 2026 Preparation Strategy

Prioritise Mathematics and English

Mathematics and English together carry 80 marks, which is 80% of the paper. Build fluency in arithmetic, data interpretation, reading comprehension, and grammar before spending significant time on Logical Reasoning.

Build 60-Minute Stamina with Mock Tests

The home-based exam environment can feel relaxed. Use a countdown timer set to exactly 60 minutes every time you practice a full 100-question set. Simulating exam conditions helps build the right pace.

Use the No-Sectional-Limit Rule

Start with the section you find easiest to build confidence and bank marks early. If English is your strength, clear it in 20 minutes, then invest the remaining 40 minutes in Mathematics.

Apply Selective Guessing

The negative marking is -0.25 per wrong answer. You need a 1-in-4 success rate to break even on blind guesses. If you can eliminate two options, attempt the question — your odds improve to 1 in 2, which is worth the risk.

Target Data Interpretation Sets

DI questions in Mathematics share a common dataset. Solving one set carefully can earn you 3–5 marks with a single setup cost. This gives a high return on time invested.

Build Reading Speed for English

JEMAT RC passages are typically 200–300 words. Practice skimming for the main idea and scanning for specific facts. Aim to finish each RC-based question in under 60 seconds.

Use the MAKAUT Mock CBT Window

MAKAUT provides a mock test window before each phase. Use it to familiarise yourself with the interface, answer-navigation, and the remote-proctoring camera check. These can cost you time if unfamiliar on exam day.

JEMAT Exam Pattern FAQs

How many questions are asked in JEMAT 2026?

JEMAT 2026 has 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in total. The exam is for 100 marks and must be completed in 60 minutes.

• Mathematics: 40 questions
• English: 40 questions
• Logical Reasoning: 20 questions

Is there negative marking in JEMAT 2026?

Yes. JEMAT 2026 deducts 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. Unattempted questions carry zero marks with no penalty. The same rule applies uniformly to all three sections.

What is the duration of the JEMAT 2026 exam?

The JEMAT 2026 exam lasts 60 minutes (1 hour). There is no sectional time limit, so you can allocate your time freely across all sections based on your strengths.

How is JEMAT 2026 conducted?

JEMAT 2026 is conducted as an online CBT from home under remote proctoring. You can take the exam on a laptop or Android smartphone with a stable internet connection. No visit to a physical test centre is required.

What are the sections in JEMAT 2026?

Section	Questions	Marks
Mathematics	40	40
English	40	40
Logical Reasoning	20	20

All questions are single-correct MCQs.

What is the total marks for JEMAT 2026?

The total marks for JEMAT 2026 is 100 marks. Each correct answer earns +1 mark and each wrong answer deducts 0.25 marks. The maximum achievable score is 100.

Which section has the highest weightage in JEMAT 2026?

Both Mathematics and English share the highest weightage, each contributing 40 questions and 40 marks. Logical Reasoning follows with 20 questions and 20 marks.

Is there any sectional time limit in JEMAT 2026?

No. JEMAT 2026 does not impose a sectional time limit. You receive 60 minutes for the entire paper and can move freely between sections, answering or revisiting questions in any order.

How many phases does JEMAT 2026 have?

JEMAT 2026 is conducted in two phases. Phase 1 was held on June 7, 2026. Phase 2 is expected in October 2026. You can appear in both phases, and the better of your two scores is typically considered during counselling.

Has the JEMAT exam pattern changed for 2026?

No. The JEMAT 2026 exam pattern is unchanged from 2025. The exam retains its 100-MCQ, 60-minute, three-section structure with a uniform +1 / -0.25 marking scheme. No official revision has been announced by MAKAUT WB.

What devices can I use for JEMAT 2026 from home?

You can take JEMAT 2026 on a laptop or Android smartphone. A stable internet connection and a functioning camera for remote proctoring are essential. Check the official MAKAUT portal at makautwb.ac.in for minimum device and browser specifications before your exam date.

When was the JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 exam held?

JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 was held on June 7, 2026. A Mock CBT practice window was open from June 3 to June 5, 2026, allowing students to familiarise themselves with the exam interface before the actual test.

JEMAT 2026 Exam Pattern

JEMAT 2026 has 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) in total. The exam is for 100 marks and must be completed in 60 minutes.

• Mathematics: 40 questions, 40 marks
• English: 40 questions, 40 marks
• Logical Reasoning: 20 questions, 20 marks

All questions are single-correct MCQs. There is no sectional time limit, so time can be allocated freely across the three sections.

Marking Scheme

Each correct answer earns +1 mark. Each wrong answer deducts 0.25 marks.

• Correct answer: +1 mark
• Wrong answer: -0.25 marks
• Unattempted question: 0 marks, no penalty

The same marking rule applies uniformly to all three sections. The maximum achievable score is 100.

Exam Conduct and Mode

JEMAT 2026 is conducted as an online CBT from home under remote proctoring. No visit to a physical test centre is required.

The exam can be taken on a laptop or Android smartphone. A stable internet connection and a functioning camera are essential for remote proctoring.

Exam Phases and Dates

JEMAT 2026 is conducted in two phases. Candidates can appear in both phases, and the better of the two scores is typically considered during counselling.

Phase	Date
Phase 1	June 7, 2026
Phase 2	Expected in October 2026

A Mock CBT practice window was open from June 3 to June 5, 2026. This allowed students to familiarise themselves with the exam interface before the actual test.

Weightage by Section

Mathematics and English share the highest weightage in JEMAT 2026. Each contributes 40 questions and 40 marks.

Logical Reasoning follows with 20 questions and 20 marks. The exam pattern is unchanged from 2025.

Device and Technical Requirements

JEMAT 2026 can be taken on a laptop or Android smartphone. A stable internet connection and a functioning camera are essential.

Check the official MAKAUT portal at makautwb.ac.in for minimum device and browser specifications before the exam date. No official revision to the exam pattern has been announced by MAKAUT WB.

JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 Result Declared

MAKAUT (Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal) has declared the JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 result. The rank card was released on June 20, 2026.

Candidates can download the rank card by logging in at cetmat.formflix.com. JEMAT is the entrance test for MBA and MHA admissions at over 45 MAKAUT-affiliated B-schools across West Bengal.

What is JEMAT Result 2026?

JEMAT — the Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test — is a state-level management entrance exam conducted twice a year by MAKAUT, West Bengal. The JEMAT result is a rank card that assigns every qualifying candidate a merit rank based on their performance in the 100-mark computer-based test.

Phase 1 is held in June and Phase 2 in October. Candidates can appear in both phases and carry the better rank forward.

Key Details of the Rank Card

The rank card shows the JEMAT rank, marks obtained, and category. This document is required to register for GD (Group Discussion) and Personal Interview rounds at target colleges.

• JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 rank card is available at cetmat.formflix.com since June 20, 2026.
• The rank card shows JEMAT rank, total marks out of 100, and category.
• General and OBC category students need at least 45 marks to qualify.
• SC, ST, and PwD candidates need at least 40 marks to qualify.
• After downloading the rank card, candidates must register for GD and Personal Interview at MAKAUT-affiliated colleges.
• JEMAT Phase 2 is expected in October 2026 for those who missed Phase 1 or want to improve their rank.

JEMAT Result 2026: Important Dates

Event	Date
Phase 1 exam	June 7, 2026
Phase 1 rank card release	June 20, 2026
Phase 2 exam	Expected October 2026

Qualifying Marks

The qualifying cutoff is based on marks out of 100. Category-wise qualifying marks are given below.

• General and OBC: 45 marks
• SC, ST, and PwD: 40 marks

JEMAT 2026 Cutoff and Closing Ranks

Government-aided colleges in West Bengal typically close within rank 2,500 for the General category. Private colleges accept candidates up to rank 8,000 and beyond.

MAKAUT prepares a centralized merit list based on JEMAT scores. Colleges draw from this list to shortlist candidates for GD and Personal Interview rounds.

How to Check JEMAT Result 2026

Visit cetmat.formflix.com and log in with the required credentials. Download the rank card and save a copy for future use.

After downloading the rank card, register for GD and Personal Interview at the MAKAUT-affiliated colleges of choice.

What is JEMAT Result?

The JEMAT rank card shows a candidate's merit position among all test-takers. It is not a pass or fail document.

Colleges use this rank to shortlist candidates for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. Final admission depends on the JEMAT rank, GD/PI performance, academic record, and work experience.

JEMAT Exam Overview

JEMAT stands for Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test. It is also known as MAKAUT JEMAT or WB JEMAT.

Particulars	Details
Full Name	Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test
Commonly Known As	JEMAT / MAKAUT JEMAT / WB JEMAT
Conducting Body	Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal (MAKAUT)
Result Type	Rank Card with merit rank
Exam Mode	Computer-Based Test (CBT) — remotely proctored from home
Total Questions / Marks	50 questions / 100 marks (+2 per correct, –0.25 per wrong)
Duration	1 hour
Exam Frequency	Twice a year (Phase 1: June; Phase 2: October)
Admissions to	MBA, MHA, and AICTE-approved PG Diploma programs at 45+ MAKAUT-affiliated institutes in West Bengal
Official Website	makautwb.ac.in
Result Portal	cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/
Application Fee	INR 600 (General/OBC); INR 300 (SC/ST)

JEMAT Result 2026: Important Dates

The table below covers the full JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 timeline and the upcoming Phase 2 cycle. Upcoming events appear first; past events are listed below them in the order they occurred.

Event	Date	Status
GD and PI by MAKAUT-affiliated colleges (Phase 1)	Expected July 2026	Upcoming
Counselling / Seat Allotment (Phase 1)	Expected July–August 2026	Upcoming
JEMAT Phase 2 Registration Opens	Expected August–September 2026	Upcoming
JEMAT Phase 2 Exam	Expected October 2026	Upcoming
JEMAT 2026 Application Deadline (Phase 1)	June 3, 2026	Over
JEMAT Phase 1 Exam (CBT)	June 7, 2026	Over
JEMAT Phase 1 Rank Card Released	June 20, 2026	Over

GD/PI and counselling dates are announced by individual colleges after the rank card is out, not by MAKAUT centrally. Candidates should keep checking the websites of their target institutes for specific schedules.

Phase 2 dates follow the same pattern. Registration opens roughly 6–8 weeks before the exam.

JEMAT Result Previous Year Statistics

JEMAT has been running twice a year since at least 2018. Phase 1 is held in June and Phase 2 in October.

The exam draws an estimated 15,000–25,000 students per session across West Bengal. The number of participating B-schools has held stable at 45+ over the last four years.

MAKAUT does not publish session-wise candidate count figures officially. However, the result turnaround time has shortened from 3–4 weeks to under 2 weeks in 2026.

Year	Phase	Exam Date	Rank Card / Result Date	Participating Institutes
2026	Phase 1	June 7, 2026	June 20, 2026	45+
2025	Phase 2	October 25, 2025	October 28, 2025	45+
2025	Phase 1	June 2025	June 28, 2025	45+
2024	Phase 2	October 4, 2024	October 6, 2024	45+
2024	Phase 1	June 2024	June–July 2024	45+
2023	Phase 1 & 2	June & October 2023	Within 3–4 weeks of exam	45+

Phase 2 2025 results came out just 3 days after the exam. Phase 1 2026 rank cards arrived in 13 days. Both are significantly faster than the 3–4 week window typical in 2023.

Faster results give students more time to prepare for GD/PI and reach out to colleges.

JEMAT Result 2024–25: Closing Rank Trends

The table below shows approximate closing rank trends across college types over 2024–25, based on reported admission data. MAKAUT does not publish official college-wise closing ranks; these figures reflect third-party trend analysis and should be treated as indicative estimates.

College Type	Category	Approx. Closing Rank Range (2024–25)
Government-aided MBA institutes	General / UR	200–2,500
Government-aided MBA institutes	SC / ST	2,000–5,000
Private MAKAUT-affiliated (top tier)	General / UR	4,000–6,000
Private MAKAUT-affiliated (general)	General / UR	6,000–10,000
Private MAKAUT-affiliated	SC / ST	5,000–12,000

Competition for government-aided MBA seats in West Bengal remains intense. A General category candidate scoring 50 marks typically lands between rank 4,500 and 7,500 — comfortably within reach of mid-tier private colleges but generally outside the range for government-aided institutes, which have tightened year on year.

How to Check JEMAT Result 2026

The JEMAT 2026 rank card is available on the MAKAUT result portal at cetmat.formflix.com. You need your registration number and the password you set during the application process.

Steps to download the JEMAT 2026 rank card:

1. Go to cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/.
2. Click the Applicant Login button on the homepage.
3. Enter your JEMAT registration number and password.
4. Click Login to access your candidate dashboard.
5. Look for the Rank Card or Result link on your dashboard and click it.
6. Your rank card opens as a PDF — download it and save a copy.
7. Print at least two copies; you will need to submit one at the college during GD/PI registration.

Note: MAKAUT does not send the rank card by post or email. If you forget your password, use the Forgot Password link on the login page and follow the reset instructions sent to your registered email. Do not delay — GD/PI registration windows at colleges open within days of the rank card release.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. What login credentials do I need to download the JEMAT 2026 rank card?

Ans. You need your JEMAT registration number (the application ID you received after submitting the form) and the password you created during registration. Use these at the Applicant Login page on cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/.

Ques. I forgot my JEMAT portal password. How do I recover it?

Ans. Click the Forgot Password link on the cetmat.formflix.com login page. Enter your registered email address to receive a reset link. If you face persistent login issues, contact the MAKAUT helpdesk through makautwb.ac.in. Act quickly — GD/PI registrations at colleges open soon after the rank card is released.

JEMAT Rank Card 2026: Details and Contents

The JEMAT rank card is your primary admission document. Colleges use it to verify your rank and category before scheduling your GD and PI. Check every detail the moment you download it — corrections are easier to get before the GD/PI cycle begins.

JEMAT 2026 Rank Card Details

The JEMAT rank card contains your personal details, exam scores, and overall merit position. It is issued by MAKAUT after the Phase 1 exam.

Detail on Rank Card	What It Tells You
Candidate Name	Full name as registered in the application
Registration Number	Your unique JEMAT application ID
Roll Number	Exam roll number assigned for the CBT
Marks Obtained	Total marks scored out of 100
JEMAT Rank	Your overall merit rank in Phase 1, 2026
Category	General / OBC-A / OBC-B / SC / ST / PwD
Phase	Phase 1 (June 2026)
Date of Rank Card Issue	June 20, 2026

If any detail is wrong — such as name or category — report it immediately through makautwb.ac.in. Keep the admit card ready as supporting proof. A wrong category on the rank card can affect which reserved seats you are eligible for during counselling.

The rank card does not show section-wise marks. It shows only the total marks and overall rank. If you appeared in both Phase 1 and Phase 2, MAKAUT considers the better rank for admission.

JEMAT 2026 Qualifying Marks

To appear on the JEMAT merit list and be eligible for GD/PI shortlisting, you must cross the minimum qualifying marks set by MAKAUT. This is a threshold requirement, not a competitive cutoff. Once you cross it, your rank determines which colleges you can access.

Category	Minimum Qualifying Marks (out of 100)
General / Unreserved (UR)	45
OBC-A	45
OBC-B	45
SC	40
ST	40
PwD	40

Tie-Breaking Rules

If two candidates score identical marks in JEMAT, MAKAUT resolves the tie using these criteria in order:

1. Marks in the English / Verbal Ability section — higher scorer gets the better rank.
2. Marks in the Quantitative / Mathematical Ability section — if still tied, higher scorer ranks ahead.
3. Educational background — engineering or technology graduates may get preference over general graduates in certain programs.
4. Work experience — candidates with relevant managerial work experience get preference.
5. Age — the older candidate gets preference as a final tiebreaker.

These criteria also guide colleges when they prepare their own GD/PI shortlists from borderline rank ranges. If your rank is on the edge of a college's typical closing range, a stronger academic or professional profile can tip the decision in your favour at the PI stage.

JEMAT 2026 Cutoff and Closing Ranks

JEMAT does not have a single centralized cutoff published by MAKAUT. Each participating college sets its own closing rank based on seat availability, the number of applicants, and GD/PI outcomes. Closing ranks shift every year depending on total test-takers and seat count.

The figures below are approximate ranges from JEMAT 2024–25 admission trends. Official 2026 closing ranks will be published by individual colleges after counselling rounds complete.

College Type	Program	Category	Approx. Closing Rank (2024–25)
Government-aided institutes	MBA (Full-time)	General	200–2,500
Government-aided institutes	MHA	General	300–3,000
Government-aided institutes	MBA / MHA	SC / ST	2,000–5,000
Private MAKAUT-affiliated (top tier)	MBA (Full-time)	General	4,000–6,000
Private MAKAUT-affiliated (general)	MBA (Full-time)	General	6,000–10,000
Private MAKAUT-affiliated	MBA (Part-time / Evening)	General	8,000–15,000

A score of 50 marks typically translates to a rank between 4,500 and 7,500 in the General category. This is enough for most mid-tier private colleges but generally outside the range for government-aided institutes. Closing ranks for Round 2 and Round 3 of counselling often relax compared to Round 1, so do not give up on a college after the first allotment.

SC and ST candidates benefit from reserved seats with lower effective closing ranks across all college types. OBC-A and OBC-B candidates receive partial reservation benefits. Verify your category on your rank card before applying to colleges, as category errors affect seat eligibility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ques. Is there a single JEMAT cutoff list published by MAKAUT for all colleges?

Ans. No. MAKAUT releases the centralized merit list (rank card), but each college independently sets its own closing rank based on seats, GD/PI results, and applicant preferences. You need to check shortlists on individual college websites after counselling begins.

Ques. Does a high JEMAT rank guarantee admission to a good college?

Ans. A high rank improves your chances but does not guarantee admission. Colleges conduct their own GD/PI rounds, and final selection depends on combined performance. Seat availability and category also play a role in the final outcome.

What to Do After JEMAT Result 2026

Downloading the rank card is the first step after the result. The full process from rank card to final admission for JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 is outlined below.

Step 1 — Download and Verify Your Rank Card

Log in at cetmat.formflix.com to download the rank card. Check all details, including name, category, marks, and rank.

Report any errors to MAKAUT through makautwb.ac.in immediately. Print at least two copies of the rank card.

Step 2 — Research and Shortlist Colleges

Use your rank to identify colleges where your closing rank fits within the typical range. Consider both government-aided and private institutes based on your rank, preferred MBA specialisation, and the college’s placement record.

More than 45 B-schools in West Bengal accept JEMAT scores.

Step 3 — Register for GD and PI at Target Colleges

Each college issues its own notification for GD and PI dates after the rank card is released. MAKAUT does not manage this centrally.

Check the official websites of shortlisted colleges for registration links, fees, and schedules. GD/PI for Phase 1 typically runs through July and August.

Step 4 — Prepare for GD, PI, and WAT

Most MAKAUT-affiliated colleges conduct three selection stages: Group Discussion, Personal Interview, and sometimes a Written Ability Test. For GD, practice current-affairs topics in business and economy.

For PI, prepare to discuss your graduation project, career goals, and reasons for choosing the specific MBA program. A crisp 2-minute self-introduction helps.

Step 5 — Document Verification and Fee Payment

Once a college extends an offer, complete document verification within the deadline. You typically need the following documents:

• JEMAT 2026 rank card (printed copy)
• JEMAT 2026 admit card
• Class 10 and Class 12 marksheets and pass certificates
• Graduation marksheets (all semesters) and degree/provisional certificate
• Category certificate — OBC-A / OBC-B / SC / ST / PwD (if applicable)
• Passport-size photographs
• Government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport)

JEMAT Phase 2 (October 2026) — Second Attempt

If you are not satisfied with your Phase 1 rank, you can register for JEMAT Phase 2. MAKAUT considers the better of your two ranks for admission.

Phase 2 registration typically opens in August–September. Watch makautwb.ac.in for the official Phase 2 notification.

FAQs

When was the JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 result declared?

MAKAUT released the JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 rank card on June 20, 2026. You can download it at cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/ using your registration number and password.

Where can I check and download the JEMAT 2026 result?

The official result portal is cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/. Log in with your JEMAT registration number and password, then click the Rank Card or Result link on your dashboard.

The MAKAUT website at makautwb.ac.in has notification updates.

What is the minimum score needed to qualify in JEMAT 2026?

General and OBC category students need at least 45 marks out of 100. SC, ST, and PwD candidates need at least 40 marks.

Scoring below these thresholds means your name will not appear on the JEMAT merit list. You cannot proceed to GD/PI shortlisting in that case.

What information is printed on the JEMAT 2026 rank card?

The rank card shows your name, registration number, roll number, total marks out of 100, overall JEMAT rank, category (General/OBC-A/OBC-B/SC/ST), the phase (Phase 1, June 2026), and the date of issue. It does not show section-wise marks.

Can I improve my JEMAT rank if I am unhappy with Phase 1?

Yes. You can register and appear for JEMAT Phase 2, which is expected in October 2026. MAKAUT considers the better rank from your two attempts.

Phase 2 registration typically opens in August–September. Watch makautwb.ac.in for the official notification.

How many colleges accept JEMAT scores in West Bengal?

More than 45 MAKAUT-affiliated institutes in West Bengal accept JEMAT scores for MBA, MHA, and AICTE-approved PG Diploma admissions. The list includes both government-aided and private management colleges.

Is there a centralised counselling process for JEMAT like JoSAA for JEE?

No. MAKAUT releases the centralized rank/merit list, but there is no single JoSAA-style common counselling. Each college runs its own GD and PI, and you must register separately with each institute you want to apply to.

Seat allotment is done by individual colleges based on rank, GD/PI performance, and available seats.

What documents do I need for GD/PI registration?

A good rank gets you shortlisted for GD and PI — it does not guarantee a seat. Final admission depends on how you perform in the Group Discussion, Personal Interview, and in some colleges a Writing Ability Test (WAT). Academic record and work experience also count at the PI stage.

Documents Required for JEMAT 2026 Counselling

Carry the printed JEMAT 2026 rank card and the JEMAT admit card to the counselling session. Keep all academic certificates and personal documents ready.

• Graduation marksheets and degree certificate
• Class 10 and Class 12 certificates
• Category certificate (if applicable)
• Passport-size photographs
• Government-issued photo ID

Individual college notifications may list additional requirements. Check the specific college notice before going.

Error in JEMAT 2026 Rank Card

Report any error in the rank card to MAKAUT immediately through the official website makautwb.ac.in. Keep the admit card and registration confirmation ready as supporting documents.

Do not delay the report. A wrong category on the rank card can affect which reserved seats are available during the admission process.

Validity of Phase 1 Rank After Appearing in Phase 2

Yes, the Phase 1 rank remains valid even if you appear for Phase 2. MAKAUT considers the better rank from the two attempts for admission purposes.

Appearing in Phase 2 does not cancel or lower the Phase 1 rank.

JEMAT 2026 Result and Rank Card

MAKAUT released the JEMAT 2026 Phase 1 rank card on June 20, 2026. The official result portal is cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/.

Log in with your JEMAT registration number and password, then click the Rank Card or Result link on your dashboard. The MAKAUT website at makautwb.ac.in has notification updates.

Login Credentials for Rank Card

You need your JEMAT registration number (the application ID you received after submitting the form) and the password you created during registration. Use these at the Applicant Login page on cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/.

Password Recovery

Click the Forgot Password link on the cetmat.formflix.com login page. Enter your registered email address to receive a reset link.

If you face persistent login issues, contact the MAKAUT helpdesk through makautwb.ac.in. Act quickly, as GD/PI registrations at colleges open soon after the rank card is released.

Information on the Rank Card

The rank card shows your name, registration number, roll number, total marks out of 100, overall JEMAT rank, category (General/OBC-A/OBC-B/SC/ST), the phase (Phase 1, June 2026), and the date of issue. It does not show section-wise marks.

Minimum Qualifying Marks

General and OBC category students need at least 45 marks out of 100. SC, ST, and PwD candidates need at least 40 marks.

Scoring below these thresholds means your name will not appear on the JEMAT merit list. You cannot proceed to GD/PI shortlisting without qualifying.

Cutoff and Merit List

No single JEMAT cutoff list is published by MAKAUT for all colleges. MAKAUT releases the centralized merit list (rank card), but each college independently sets its own closing rank based on seats, GD/PI results, and applicant preferences.

You need to check shortlists on individual college websites after counselling begins.

Admission and GD/PI Process

A good rank gets you shortlisted for GD and PI, but it does not guarantee a seat. Final admission depends on how you perform in the Group Discussion, Personal Interview, and in some colleges a Writing Ability Test (WAT).

Academic record and work experience also count at the PI stage.

Centralised Counselling

There is no centralised counselling process for JEMAT like JoSAA for JEE. MAKAUT releases the centralized rank/merit list, but there is no single JoSAA-style common counselling.

Each college runs its own GD and PI, and you must register separately with each institute you want to apply to. Seat allotment is done by individual colleges based on rank, GD/PI performance, and available seats.

Colleges Accepting JEMAT Scores

More than 45 MAKAUT-affiliated institutes in West Bengal accept JEMAT scores for MBA, MHA, and AICTE-approved PG Diploma admissions. The list includes both government-aided and private management colleges.

Documents for GD/PI Registration

Carry your printed JEMAT 2026 rank card, JEMAT admit card, graduation marksheets and degree certificate, Class 10 and 12 certificates, category certificate (if applicable), passport-size photographs, and a government-issued photo ID.

Individual college notifications may list additional requirements, so check before going.

Errors in Rank Card

Report any error in your JEMAT 2026 rank card to MAKAUT immediately through makautwb.ac.in. Keep your admit card and registration confirmation ready as supporting documents.

Do not delay, as a wrong category on the rank card can affect which reserved seats you are eligible for during the admission process.

JEMAT Phase 2

You can register and appear for JEMAT Phase 2 if you are unhappy with Phase 1. Phase 2 is expected in October 2026, and registration typically opens in August-September.

MAKAUT considers the better rank from your two attempts. Watch makautwb.ac.in for the official notification.

Your Phase 1 rank remains valid if you also appear for Phase 2. You do not lose your Phase 1 rank by appearing in Phase 2.