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Why do I have to sign the Declaration of Consent for dMAT in the APS procedure?

12 Oct 2026 · Answered by Gagandeep Singh · 1 min read
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You must sign the Declaration of Consent because it allows your dMAT result to be transferred to the Academic Evaluation Centre (APS) in New Delhi. Without your consent, the dMAT result cannot be transferred to APS, so sign it when the examination staff ask.

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You must sign the Declaration of Consent because it permits your dMAT result to be transferred to the Academic Evaluation Centre (APS) in New Delhi. Without it, the result cannot go to APS.

What the Consent Form Does

PointDetails
Who signsCandidates taking the dMAT as part of the APS procedure
PurposeAllows the dMAT result to be transferred to APS in New Delhi
When to signWhen the examination staff ask you
If not signedThe dMAT result cannot be transferred to APS

On Exam Day

  • Sign the form when the examination staff ask you.
  • Return the signed form to the staff.
  • Do not leave without handing it over, since your result depends on it.

My Advice

Treat the consent form as a required step, not a formality. Ask the staff if anything is unclear, return it signed, and check the official APS India guidelines for the latest procedure.

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