BANGALORE: This year's admission process for MBA and MCA courses is in full swing. After Saturday's PGCET entrance test conducted by Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), it is now the turn of the Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT 2006) for admission to MBA/MCA seats in private colleges. The test will be held at 22 centres across the State on Sunday and about 18,000 students are expected to write it.

For PGCET, about 95 per cent of the 9,500 Karnataka and 350 non-Karnataka registered candidates turned up for MBA while a good proportion of the 1,800 Karnataka and 600 registered non-Karnataka students took the test for MCA at 20 centres across the State.

The test was for admission to the university departments of Bangalore, Mangalore, Tumkur, Gulbarga, Kuvempu, Mysore, Karnatak, Karnataka State Women's University, VTU, and seats surrendered by the colleges affiliated to these universities.

Conducted by the Karnataka Private Postgraduate Colleges' Association, KMAT-2006 will decide who gets the 7,000 MBA and 2,800 MCA seats available.

Admit cards are available on www. kmat2006.com. Candidates will be allowed to take the test as long as their roll number and photograph are found on the register.

The key answers will be put up on the website at 8 p.m. The rank list will be uploaded on the Net on July 5. For enquiries, call 32925005, 3292 2006, 98442 99076 and 98455 08599. A helpdesk will function at Seshadripuram College on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on Sunday from 8 a.m. to noon.

Candidates may also email queries to info@kmat2006.com. For non-Karnataka candidates, the test centres in the city are Seshadripuram College, Seshadripuram Law College and Seshadripuram Composite PU College.

For Karnataka candidates, the centres in the city are RJS Institute of Management Studies, SSMRV College, Oxford College of Business Management, CMR Institute of Management Studies, Dayananda Sagar College of Science, Arts and Science, Vivekananda Degree of Arts, Science, Commerce, Management and Postgraduate Studies.

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