dMAT fees and payment
dMAT registration involves a fee paid directly to APS India / g.a.s.t. at the time of booking your exam slot. Fees are subject to change between exam cycles — always confirm the current amount on the official registration portal before paying.
The €150 above reflects the fee at the time this page was last checked. Exam fees change between cycles and can vary by test centre, so please cross-check the amount on the official portal before paying — do not rely on this page alone for the exact figure.
What the fee typically covers
Payment methods
Payment is generally accepted through the official registration portal via standard online methods (net banking, debit/credit card, or UPI, depending on what APS India currently supports). Cash payments or third-party payment collection are not standard practice — be cautious of any coaching centre or agent asking you to pay dMAT fees to them directly rather than through the official portal.
Refund and rescheduling policy
Refund and rescheduling rules — including whether a fee is refundable, partially refundable, or forfeited on cancellation — are set by APS India and can vary by cycle. Review the cancellation policy shown at the time of booking before you pay, since this is usually the most reliable source of the current terms.
Additional costs to budget for
- Travel to the test centre, if it isn't in your home city
- APS certificate fees, which are separate from the dMAT exam fee
- Retake fees, if you choose to sit dMAT again in a later cycle
- Prep materials — though a solid diagnostic and structured practice can reduce how much you need to spend here