This update covers a 2026 admission/exam cycle that has ended. Kept here for reference; check our Exams & Admissions hub for current-year updates.
How to Track Your Test City
- Log into the designated NTA JIPMAT portal link.
- Provide your official Application Number and registered Date of Birth.
- View and save the digital Advance City Intimation slip.
- Note the specific town or city zone assigned for your exam.
- Use this data to transit tickets early to avoid last-minute rush pricing.
Official City Intimation Notice
Read the official release terms and helpline details.
The National Testing Agency has published the advance city intimation slips for the JIPMAT 2026 entrance exam. This advance notice allows candidates to identify their testing city well ahead of time, ensuring smooth travel scheduling across regional borders.
Understanding the Scope of the City Slip
A critical point for all candidates: this city slip is structurally distinct from your final hall ticket. It does not contain your final testing center name, room layout, or individual roll number digits.
Do not travel to the city expecting to present this slip at an exam hall. Its exclusive purpose is to provide an early notification to simplify outstation travel logistics for students and parents.
Why Advance Allocation Matters for Travel Planning
JIPMAT is an integrated, multi-state examination. Centers can occasionally map to neighboring city zones depending on institutional capacities and total local applicant density.
Checking this slip early helps families long-distance travel, map out local hotel stays, and organize transport well before the actual center allocations are finalized.
What to Do During Download Delays
If your login attempt returns a ‘record not found’ message or server time-outs, do not attempt multiple rapid submissions, as this can trigger temporary security locks on your IP address.
Wait for server traffic to ease, or check the official NTA channels to see if your application group is scheduled for a phased data release.
FAQs
Can I use this city slip to enter the exam venue?
No. This document is only an advance travel advisory. Entry requires the official JIPMAT Admit Card issued separately.
Why is my allocated city different from my primary preference?
NTA allocates cities based on structural capacity limits. If your preferred choices are full, the algorithm assigns the nearest available testing node.
When will the final admit card become available?
The finalized hall ticket with exact center names is typically uploaded to the official server a few days after the city slips are cleared.
Official Links
- NTA Main Archive – Accessing subsequent exam city announcements and official helplines.