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KMAT Karnataka 2023 Dos and Don'ts: KMAT Karnataka is a common management entrance exam conducted for admission to the postgraduate courses offered by B-Schools in Karnataka. The exam will be conducted in online mode. The KMAT 2023 exam will be held most likely in July 2023.

Candidates will have to go to the examination centre allotted to them to appear for the exam. They can check their KMAT exam centres from the KMAT admit card. Candidates can also appear for the exam from home.

Candidates who are taking the exam will have to follow some important guidelines decided by the Karnataka Private Post Graduate Colleges Association (KPPGCA). This article contains the list of Dos and Don'ts of KMAT Karnataka 2023. Candidates are advised to read all the points provided here carefully. 

Dos and Don't for KMAT Karnataka 2023

Since only two months are left for the KMAT Karnataka examination, candidates are advised to read all the important instructions provided on the admit card as well as on the official website of the college so that they do not face any kind of difficulties on the exam day. They can check the list of all the Dos and Don’t for KMAT 2023 here.

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KMAT Karnataka 2023: Things to Do

Listed below are some pointers you should follow for KMAT 2023.

• Candidates should download the admit card and take a print out the KMAT admit card two-three days before the exam. This will protect them from last-minute stress or hassle

• Candidates should remember that no extra document apart from the admit card and ID proof is allowed inside the examination centre

• Applicants are advised to keep aside all the necessary documents that are to be taken at the examination centre on a day prior to the exam. 

• Candidates can carry Aadhaar Card, PAN Card or Voter ID Card as ID proof on the exam day

• Candidates are advised to reach the examination centre one hour before the scheduled time so that they can get familiar with the atmosphere. Those who are late will not be allowed to enter the examination hall

• KMAT is a paper-based (offline) exam, hence, students should carry a black or blue ball-point pen, eraser, sharpener and HB pencil

• Candidates are advised to follow the COVID 19 safety precautions and try to maintain a distance of at least 3 ft while standing in the centre 

• Candidates must make sure that they are wearing a mask while entering the examination hall. No candidate will be allowed to enter the examination hall without a face mask. Candidates may wear the mark in which they are comfortable

• Candidates are advised to carry their own hand sanitiser bottle and use it frequently

• Candidates should note that no electronic gadgets (mobile phone, watch, calculator, laptops, microphones) are allowed inside the examination hall

• Candidates are advised not to learn any new concept or topic on the exam day. They should revise the notes prepared by them.

Also Read: KMAT Karnataka Previous Years’ Question Papers/Sample Papers

KMAT Karnataka 2023: Things to Avoid

Given below are few things that candidates should avoid on the exam day

• Candidates should not talk to any other candidate while sitting inside the examination hall. If any candidate has any doubt, he can raise his hand and clear it with the examiner

• Candidates should not carry any electronic gadgets inside the examination room. 

• If a