The MICAT admit card is the document candidates must carry to the MICA Admission Test. Candidates download it online from MICA's official admissions website. Check the details on it and follow the guidelines given for the examination.
MICA conducts MICAT in two phases, MICAT-I and MICAT-II, for admission to its programmes. The official admission calendar for the 2027 admission cycle lists the MICAT-I admit card release on 3 December 2026. It lists the MICAT-II admit card release on 10 February 2027. Download the admit card for the session you registered for before the test.
The table covers the main details for the 2027 admission cycle.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam name | MICA Admission Test (MICAT) |
| Conducting body | MICA, Ahmedabad |
| Admission cycle | 2027 |
| Exam mode | Computer-based test |
| MICAT I admit card release date | 3 December 2026 |
| MICAT I exam date | 5 December 2026 |
| MICAT II admit card release date | 10 February 2027 |
| MICAT II exam date | 12 February 2027 |
| MICAT I score declaration | 18 December 2026 |
| MICAT II score declaration | 28 February 2027 |
| Admit card download mode | Online |
Note: MICA's admissions calendar for the 2027 admission cycle lists these dates. Check the official website for any later changes.
MICAT is the MICA entrance exam. It is a computer-based test that MICA conducts for admission to its various management programmes. The test measures areas such as aptitude, creativity and personality-related qualities. According to MICA, the test has three main sections:
The admit card verifies crucial aspects of the examination, including your designated test centre. It also has directions to read before you take the exam. Keep it with you until the end of the assessment process.
The admit card does not guarantee admission to any MICA programme. Candidates must meet the eligibility and selection criteria of the programme they choose. See the MICAT 2027 exam pattern page for the test sections.
The admit card gives the exam details and is the required document to enter the MICA test centre on exam day. A scorecard, on the other hand, reports how the test taker performed in the exam.
| MICAT Exam Features | MICAT Exam Details |
|---|---|
| Conducting Body | Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA) |
| Exam Level | National |
| Exam Frequency | Twice a year (MICAT-I in December and MICAT-II in February) |
| Exam Mode | Computer based |
| Exam Duration | 2 hours 15 minutes (135 minutes) |
| Total Marks | Varies by test cycle (consists of Psychometric, Descriptive, and Aptitude sections) |
| Question Types | MCQs, Psychometric questions, and Descriptive (Essay/Story writing) questions |
| Marking Scheme | Section C (Aptitude) carries +1 for correct answers and −0.25 for wrong answers. No negative marking for Psychometric and Descriptive sections. |
| Languages | English |
| Exam Purpose | Admission to MBA and Executive MBA programmes |
| Official Website | www.mica.ac.in |
MICA has published separate admit card dates for MICAT-I and MICAT-II. Use the date for the session you registered for.
MICA releases the MICAT-I admit card on 3 December 2026. Candidates appearing for the first session should download it as soon as the facility is available. The table gives the full MICAT-I timeline.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| MICAT I registration opens | September 2026 |
| MICAT I registration closes, as listed in the official calendar | 21 November 2026, at 11:50 PM |
| MICAT I admit card release | 3 December 2026 |
| MICAT I examination | 5 December 2026 |
| MICAT I score declaration | 18 December 2026 |
Refer to the live admissions portal to confirm the final registration deadline and any announced extension. Recheck the admit card date and the examination date before you make travel arrangements.
MICA releases the MICAT-II admit card on 10 February 2027. Look at this table if you prepare for the second attempt.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| MICAT II registration opens | 25 November 2026 |
| MICAT II registration closes | 30 January 2027 |
| MICAT II admit card release | 10 February 2027 |
| MICAT II examination | 12 February 2027 |
| MICAT II score declaration | 28 February 2027 |
These dates are based on the official MICA admissions calendar. Check the website for updates before the examination. The MICAT 2027 dates page lists all dates in one place.
MICAT I and MICAT II are separate examination sessions in MICA's admission process. Do not treat the hall ticket for one session as the hall ticket for the other.
| Basis | MICAT I | MICAT II |
|---|---|---|
| Admit card release date | 3 December 2026 | 10 February 2027 |
| Exam date | 5 December 2026 | 12 February 2027 |
| Registration closing date in the official calendar | 21 November 2026 | 30 January 2027 |
| Score declaration date | 18 December 2026 | 28 February 2027 |
| Download process | Through the official MICA portal | Through the official MICA portal |
Register for the relevant session and follow its application requirements. MICA's admissions information states that candidates can appear for both sessions, subject to the prescribed registration and fee requirements. Where both scores are available, MICA may consider the better MICAT performance as per the applicable admission process.
As per MICA's official admission calendar, the MICAT I admit card releases on 3 December 2026 and the MICAT II admit card on 10 February 2027. Keep checking the official website for revisions.
The MICAT 2 admit card releases on 10 February 2027. The MICAT II exam is on 12 February 2027. Check the dates on the MICA official admissions website before the test.
No, the MICAT I admit card does not work for MICAT II. Download the admit card of the session you appear in. The dates of MICAT I and MICAT II are different, and so are the registration requirements. Do not use the first session hall ticket for the second session.
Yes, candidates can appear for both sessions, with separate registration and cost, as per the admissions information issued by MICA. Check the application deadline and download the admit card for each session you plan to attend.
You can download the MICAT admit card from the official website of MICA admissions. Keep ready the login details you used to register. Follow these steps:
The interface or the login panel may look different. Follow the method shown on the portal.
If the admit card link is not visible, try the official website again after the scheduled release date. Also make sure you have registered for the session and completed the application procedure. The MICAT 2027 registration page explains the application steps.
Go directly to MICA's official website. After you open the link, the portal shows a login box. Enter your registration details to fetch the admit card for your exam session.
Keep the login information you saved after registration. The portal may ask for a MICA ID with the matching password, or other registered details. Enter exactly the details listed on the official homepage.
No, you cannot download the admit card without logging in. Log in through your registered account. If you are stuck, use the account recovery option or contact the MICA admissions office directly.
After you download the MICAT 2027 admit card, read the entire document before you print it. The admit card provides examination-related information, including the allotted test centre. As per MICA's published admissions FAQs, candidates cannot independently choose their centre or the computer assigned to them at the venue.
Check the following details wherever they appear on your admit card:
| Detail | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Candidate's name | Check that the spelling matches your application and identification documents. |
| Candidate or application ID | Make sure the displayed details belong to your registration. |
| Photograph and other identifying details | Check that the information is visible and belongs to you. |
| Examination session | Verify whether the hall ticket is for MICAT I or MICAT II. |
| Date of exam | Verify the scheduled date of your session. |
| Reporting time | Read the reporting instructions and plan to reach the venue on time. |
| Examination centre | Check the allotted centre and its full address. |
The exact fields can vary. Use the information printed on your own admit card as the reference for your examination.
Read the name, examination session, date, allotted centre and instructions. If you notice a discrepancy, contact MICA before exam day. Do not wait until you reach the centre.
If an incorrect name, photo, exam time or other important detail is printed on your admit card, inform MICA's admission team immediately. Describe the matter clearly and give the information they ask for.
Tell the MICA Admissions desk immediately. Note the wrong detail and follow the directions of the staff member involved. Do not change the admit card manually or add handwritten details unless MICA gives you permission.
Carry these two items to the test centre:
Save the PDF file securely and print a legible copy. Make sure the text and the picture (if shown) are readable. Keep a digital copy on file in case you need to print it again.
Follow the official instructions for the admit card format and the papers needed for admission. If they specify a printed copy, carry that. Do not assume a digital copy on a phone is enough.
Follow the instructions printed on your hall ticket and the extra instructions MICA supplies. Use the checklist below.
MICA states that candidates cannot choose the test centre or the computer assigned to them at the venue. Follow the allocation on your admit card. Do not assume MICA will accept a request to change the centre.
Stay ready for any examination-related instructions that MICA issues. MICA's official admissions information says it might adjust the exam method or dates as needed. Check the official website for any notice before the test.
MICA conducts MICAT at allotted examination centres. The test is computer based, but you must appear at the centre assigned to you. You cannot take this test on your own PC at home.
The admit card states your allotted examination centre. Check the whole address, plan your trip in advance and calculate your travel time. If you are not sure about the venue, check the place a day or two before the examination.
MICA has posted several test cities on its admissions portal. Base your exam day plan on the centre given to you, not on the general city list.
Plan your travel from the examination centre address on the admit card. Think about how long it takes to get there and what transit changes you may need to make. Do not leave route planning until the morning of the test.
Check the instructions for reporting time, entry requirements, identification and restricted items. These directions can affect whether you are allowed to enter the examination centre.
Return to revision. MICAT assesses candidates through a psychometric test, a descriptive test and an aptitude test. Revise according to the current official exam pattern and practise the relevant question types. The admit card confirms the administrative details of the examination. It does not replace the need to review the test instructions and prepare for each section.
MICA does not assure any centre change. MICA assigns the examination centre to each candidate and clarifies that candidates cannot select their centre at the venue. If you need to report an issue, check the official instructions.
Sometimes candidates face login troubles or cannot access the admit card. The checks below can help you find the cause.
Confirm that the admit card for your session is out. MICA releases the MICAT I and MICAT II admit cards on different planned days. Candidates appearing for MICAT II should not expect the admit card on the MICAT I release date.
Enter the login details you used to register. Check for wrong passwords, extra spaces and typing errors. If the site has a password recovery option, follow the directions to reset your password.
Make sure you completed the application process for the right session. MICAT II is different from MICAT I, and registration is separate for each. Check your application details on the official MICA website.
The release of admit cards may cause high traffic. This can make access to the website difficult. Come back in a few minutes and use a different browser when you open the official website.
If the error continues, contact MICA for help through the online admissions portal or any other contact listed on the official website. Give the admission desk the details they need. Never send passwords or other secure login credentials through public channels.
Download only from the official MICA website
Avoid suspicious download URLs that ask for more personal information or payment. The correct place to get your hall ticket is the official website of MICA.
Make sure you selected the right session and check that the release date has passed. Return to the official site a little later. If the problem persists, contact MICA's admissions office for assistance.
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