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ATMA Result 2021: AIMS declares result for April exam at atmaaims.com; here's how to check marks

Candidates need to take this exam from their own laptop or desktop which must have a webcam. They must have a good internet connection

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FP Trending|May 03, 2021, 19:05:54 IST

The Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS) has declared the AIMS Test for Management Admissions (ATMA 2021) result.Candidates, who have appeared for the exam conducted on 25 April, can check their results by visiting the official website atmaaims.com.They can print their scorecards by using their login id.Students can follow these simple steps to check the results:1. Visit https://atmaaims.com/2. Click on the ‘ATMA Online exam’ link in the main menu3. Click on the candidate login. You will be directed to a new page4. Select the exam date. Log in using PID and password5. The ATMA April 2021 exam result will appear on the screen6. Print (if required) your result and save a copy for later useHere’s the direct link. Check the merit-wise result here.The online exam was an AI and live human proctored exam held for admission in post-graduate programmes like MBA, PGDM, and MCA.This entrance exam has been recognised by the Education Ministry and the All India Council for Technical Education. It is accepted by major colleges in India to select candidates for their various post-graduate courses.https://www.firstpost.com/india/atma-2021-result-to-be-declared-on-4-may-steps-to-download-score-from-official-website-atmaaims-com-9581151.htmlCandidates need to take this exam from their own laptop or desktop which must have a webcam. They must have a good internet connection.Those who wish to apply can do it through this link.

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First Published:May 03, 2021, 19:05:54 IST
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