For the 2027 admission cycle, MICA has scheduled the MICAT I result for December 18, 2026. It has scheduled the MICAT II result for February 28, 2027. Note the date of the session you appeared in and go to the official website after the result comes out. This page explains the MICAT exam results 2027 schedule, how to check and download the scorecard, what the result means and what to do next.
MICAT result is not the final admission result
A MICAT scorecard shows your performance in the test. It does not mean you are shortlisted or offered admission. MICA may change exam dates or other admission events, so check the official website for updates.
MICA has released the result dates for the MICAT sessions of the 2027 admission cycle. MICAT I scores will be declared in December. MICAT II scores will be declared in February. The dates are listed in MICA's official admissions calendar.
December 18, 2026
MICAT I result
2027 admission cycle
February 28, 2027
MICAT II result
2027 admission cycle
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Sessions
MICAT I and MICAT II
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam name | MICA Admission Test (MICAT) |
| Conducting body | MICA, Ahmedabad |
| Admission cycle | 2027 |
| Exam mode | Computer-based test |
| Number of sessions | MICAT I and MICAT II |
| MICAT I exam date | December 5, 2026 |
| MICAT I result date | December 18, 2026 |
| MICAT II exam date | February 12, 2027 |
| MICAT II result date | February 28, 2027 |
| Result access mode | Online |
| Official website | MICA Admissions |
| 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 conducts MICAT twice in every admission cycle. Each session has its own test date and result date. Check the date for your own session. Do not expect both results at the same time.
The MICAT I result is on December 18, 2026. The MICAT I exam is on Saturday, December 5, 2026, and the result comes 13 days later. Registered candidates of the first session can check the result on the MICA website after it is announced.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| MICAT I admit card release | December 3, 2026 |
| MICAT I examination | December 5, 2026 |
| MICAT I result declaration | December 18, 2026 |
The MICAT 1 exam result is your only means to access detailed score information for the exam. After the result, check the information on the portal carefully. Follow all further guidelines issued by MICA. If the exam schedule changes, follow the updated official date.
The MICAT II result is on February 28, 2027. The MICAT II exam is scheduled for February 12, 2027.
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| MICAT II registration closes | January 30, 2027 |
| MICAT II admit card release | February 10, 2027 |
| MICAT II examination | February 12, 2027 |
| MICAT II result declaration | February 28, 2027 |
Candidates of the second session should check the official portal on or after the result date. If you take both exams, keep the score information of each session. Follow MICA's rules for considering your performance. The MICAT 2 exam result is part of the admission process. It is not a final confirmation of admission. You may need to complete further selection stages, depending on your programme. See the MICAT dates page for the full schedule.
One admission cycle has two tests, MICAT I and MICAT II. They share the admission cycle but differ in dates. Read your scorecard carefully to confirm which session it is for.
| Comparison | MICAT I | MICAT II |
|---|---|---|
| Examination date | December 5, 2026 | February 12, 2027 |
| Result date | December 18, 2026 | February 28, 2027 |
| Scorecard access | Through MICA's official portal | Through MICA's official portal |
For both sessions, the result is available after the scheduled declaration date. The next step for both is the selection process of the applicable programme. If you appear for both sessions, check each result separately. MICA states that you may take MICAT I and MICAT II by registering and paying the required fee separately. If you appear for both, the better MICAT performance may be considered as per the admission process. Keep the score information from both sessions and follow the selection instructions for your programme.
MICA will declare the MICAT 1 result on December 18, 2026 and the MICAT 2 result on February 28, 2027. Check the official MICA admissions website for any update on these dates.
Yes. You can register for both sessions by paying a separate fee for each, if the registration deadlines are not over. MICA says your better MICAT score may be considered as per the admission process. Check MICA's admission process and calendar before you apply.
Check your MICAT exam result on MICA's official admissions website when the scorecard becomes available. Keep the login details given at the time of registration ready before you start. Follow these steps to check the MICAT results 2027:
The website structure and login page may change from time to time. Refer to the official website for the updated steps.
First check the official admissions website for a notice about the schedule. The portal may take time to update. Try the following steps:
Never visit unapproved pages that ask for personal information you do not need. Verify your result only on the official portal.
Go to the official MICA admissions site. When the result opens, click the result or candidate login link. Enter your login details, choose your exam session and view your result. Keep a copy of the scorecard for later.
First confirm that MICA has not updated the schedule and that you clicked the right MICAT I or MICAT II result link. Then log in again with your exact username and password. If the problem remains, contact MICA through its official admission portal.
Download and save your scorecard. It is an official source of your performance in the exam, and you may be asked for it later in the selection process.
Open the official MICA portal, enter your registered details and download the scorecard from the result page. Follow these steps:
Check whether the result page has a PDF download option or another way to save the score information. This depends on the portal. Download the result early. A saved copy lets you refer to your scores without looking for the result link again.
Go to the official MICA admission portal and log in with your registered details. Once your result is displayed, use the download option to get the scorecard. Keep a copy, because it can be important during the admission period.
After you view the scorecard, read every field carefully. MICA decides the result format, so the exact content may differ from one result format to another.
| Detail | What to check |
|---|---|
| Candidate details | Make sure the result is yours and the name and other details match your registration. |
| Examination session | Verify that the scorecard is for MICAT I or MICAT II. |
| Score information | Check how the marks, scores or other measures are shown on the result page. |
| Section-wise performance | If the result includes this, compare your section scores in detail. |
| Instructions | Note and follow all comments, next steps or guidelines released with your result. |
If you find a mistake, or the result page does not work properly, contact MICA through its official channels. Keep your registration details ready when you ask for help. Never share your login details.
MICAT evaluates candidates across different areas, not through one type of question. The exam has three main sections: Psychometric Test, Descriptive Test and Aptitude Test. MICA follows section-wise qualifying criteria. So do not focus only on your overall impression of the exam. Your performance in the relevant sections also matters.
| Section | What it assesses |
|---|---|
| Psychometric Test | Personality-related responses and behavioural tendencies |
| Descriptive Test | Written expression and the ability to develop and communicate ideas |
| Aptitude Test | Divergent and convergent thinking, verbal ability, and quantitative ability and data interpretation |
Yes. MICA's published admission information explains that scores are normalised using suitable statistical methods. It considers the scores of qualifying candidates at the applicable stage. It also states that scores in individual MICAT subsections may be converted into normalised scores.
Normalisation is a method to account for differences in score distributions. Do not try to calculate an official normalised score from your own estimates or an unofficial formula. Use the official scorecard and admission notices to confirm the result and understand the next steps.
No fixed cutoff is stated. MICA follows section-wise qualifying criteria, and the applicable cutoffs may vary by admission cycle. Your exam performance is considered together with the other requirements of the programme.
Do not treat a predicted cutoff as confirmation that you have qualified. MICA's official notices are the source for the criteria and selection updates of the current admission cycle. Even if you meet the qualifying criteria, you may need to complete the remaining stages before you get a final admission offer.
A good MICAT score meets the section-wise qualifying criteria and also strengthens your chance of final selection. MICA also considers the later selection steps, if any, that follow other entrance tests. No score guarantees admission.
MICA does not officially disclose MICAT cutoff scores on its admissions website for 2027. It has changed cutoff scores in the past based on how candidates performed. Predicted cutoffs are only estimates. Only an official announcement from MICA confirms the actual cutoff.
That depends mostly on your areas of strength. CAT has Verbal Ability, Reading Comprehension, Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Ability. MICAT also has a psychometric test and a descriptive test along with aptitude questions. A candidate who is a thinker and writer by nature will probably find some parts of MICAT easier.
The MICAT result reports your performance in the exam. The final admission outcome depends on the selection process for your programme. Some programmes need an additional qualifying entrance test. Some also include a Group Exercise, Personal Interview or another programme-specific assessment. Other programmes may follow a different process. The broad stages are:
No. A MICAT score alone does not guarantee admission. MICA follows section-wise qualifying criteria and considers the other selection requirements for each programme. Read the eligibility and selection information for your chosen programme. Check for shortlisting updates after your score is declared. The final decision depends on the applicable selection process, not only on the release of the MICAT result.
Follow these six steps to continue the admission process.
1. Download and save your scorecard. Verify your exam session. Make a copy of your scorecard and keep it. Store the document on a device you can use during the selection stage.
2. Verify the applicable selection criteria. Check the requirements and selection criteria of your chosen programme. Some programmes need further entrance test scores. Others go by MICAT and programme-specific tests. Do not assume that the same method applies to every course at MICA.
3. Keep track of shortlisting. MICA publishes the shortlisting on the official website and through the other channels where you registered. Once shortlisted, follow the instructions strictly and note the deadlines.
4. Get ready for the next assessment. Depending on the programme, the next level could be a Group Exercise, Personal Interview, presentation of work or another evaluation. Go over the programme information. Submit the documents or supporting material that MICA asks for.
5. Monitor the final merit list. The MICAT result is one stage of admission. The final merit list is announced at a later stage. The main admissions calendar gives the dates for the MICAT results. For updates on shortlisting and selection after that, visit the page of your programme.
6. Follow the admission offer procedure. When you get an offer, double-check the programme name, the deadline to accept and the documents to file. Follow each step in the time given so that you do not lose your seat.
The MICAT exam result tells you the marks you got. The final merit list is the outcome of several selection stages. It may depend on other criteria, and the qualifying process may need further steps.
For the other stages of the process, see the MICAT exam overview page.
No. A high score alone does not guarantee admission to MICA. You must first meet the minimum qualifying marks in the relevant sections and the other test requirements. Shortlisting and final selection may also depend on further evaluations and the overall admission criteria of your programme.
Tier 1 and tier 2 are not official labels. They describe institutions by market perception. MICA specialises in strategic marketing and communication, and the industry recognises it.
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