What: Joint Management Entrance Test (or JMET) 2008

Details

~  For admission to two-year, full-time postgraduate programmes in management at IISc Bangalore, IIT Bombay, IIT Delhi, IIT Kanpur, IIT Kharagpur, IIT Madras and IIT Roorkee for the academic year 2008-2009

~  Organised by Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur

~   IISc Bangalore: Master of Business Administration (MBA)

~   IIT Bombay: Master of Management (M Mgt): IIT Delhi

~   MBA with focus on Management Systems

~   MBA with focus on Tele-communication Systems Management

~   IIT Kanpur Master of Business Administration (MBA)

~   IIT Kharagpur: Master of Business Administration (MBA)

~   IIT Madras: Master of Business Administration (MBA)

~   IIT Roorkee: Master of Business Administration (MBA).

How to apply

~ There are two different processes by which a candidate can apply for JMET 2008, namely, "online" and "offline". The online application fee is Rs 750. Rs 350 for the online process and Rs 400 for offline process.

~ The application fee is not refundable.

~ Reservation: As per Government of India rules

~ The details for collection of and submission of application form, eligibility criteria and other relevant information are available at the website: http://gate.iitkgp.ac.in/jmet and Employment News of September 1, 2007.

Important dates

~ Commence of submission of data for online application: September 3, 2007

~ Commencement of sale of information brochure and application form with GATE offices and Banks: September 7

~ Last date of issue of information brochure and application form:

            ~   By Post from GATE office: October 5

            ~   At GATE office/bank counters: October 8

~   Last date for submission of application form:

~   Submission of data for online Application (web site closure): October 3

~   Receipt of completed offline and online Application from at IIT Kharagpur GATE Office: October 12

~   Date and Time of Test: December 9

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