MAT Result 2019

MAT Result 2019 - AIMA will announce the result of MAT 2019 in the last week of December, 2019. MAT 2019 PBT mode for December session was conducted on December 8 and in the computer based mode, it will held on December 14. Candidates who will appear for the test can check the result by clicking on the link that will be provided. MAT result 2019 for December 2019 exam will be in the form of a scorecard. Candidates can check their sectional and overall scores by downloading the MAT 2019 result by entering their respective login details, which include their registration number and roll number. It is advisable that candidates check the result for MAT 2019 online only as it will not be sent separately to any candidate by post or via email or post. AIMA has also closed the registration window for PBT mode phase 2 whose admit card will be available from December 12, 2019 and exam will held on December 15, 2019. Check all details of Management Aptitude Test (MAT) 2019 result like the announcement of the result, score calculation, how to check, etc. in the article below.
Latest: MAT 2019 admit card for PBT mode (Phase 2) December session is available to download from December 12.

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Steps to check MAT Result 2019

To check the result and scorecard of MAT September exam, candidates must follow the below-mentioned steps-

• Visit the official website of AIMA

• Click on the tab “MAT Result” (Link will be given on this page when the result is released)

• Enter the Roll Number and Registration Form Number

• Select the month of the test i.e September 2019

• Click on the submit button to view the MAT scorecard

• After submission of the valid details, MAT September 2019 result will be displayed on the screen

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MAT 2019 Result on SMS

MAT Aspirants can know about their MAT September 2019 result by making use of the SMS facility. The candidates need to enter their application number and DOB (date of birth) by prefixing MATS (in caps) and send it to 54242. They will then be notified about the result.

For Example MATS 222356 032654 to 54242

Note: It is applicable for All Phone Operators

How is MAT September 2019 Score Calculated?

Each question carries four marks and for each incorrect answer, there is 1/4 or 0.25 negative marking scheme. AIMA states the following on score and percentile computation:

1. Since MAT is conducted in multiple slots, the difficulty level might vary. AIMA provides the total scaled score.

2. Each MAT score card will state the scores secured by candidates in all the six sections of the exam: Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis & Sufficiency, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning, Composite Score and Indian & Global Environment.

3. The composite score is computed using the first four sections. Equal weightage is assigned to all these sections. Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis & Sufficiency and Intelligence & Critical Reasoning are reported from scales ranging from 0 to 100. Scales below 20 or above 80 are rare.

4. The Composite Score is reported on a scale of 199 to 801, but extreme scores below 200 or above 800 are not common. The uncommon scores, i.e. below 200 are reported as 199 and all above 800 are reported as 801.

5. Indian and Global Environment score is separately reported on a scale of 0 to 100. According to AIMA, scores less than 20 and 80 are quite rare.

MAT Result 2019 (December Session) login screen looks like:

How to get duplicate MAT 2019 scorecard?

In case the MAT 2019 admit card is lost, then candidates can approach AIMA to get a duplicate copy of MAT 2019 scorecard.

Steps to be followed to get a duplicate MAT 2019 scorecard

• On a plain paper, write an application to AIMA urging them to provide MAT December 2019 scorecard.

• Attach a photocopy of the lower half of the MAT December 2019 Admit Card, with the application

• Send the application in a self-addressed envelope with the following specifications:

• a) Size 24 cm x 12 cm (approximate)

• b) Your address in capital letters

• c) Postage stamp of Rs. 40 affixed for sending by Speed Post.

• The application for duplicate MAT 2019 scorecard should be sent to the AIMA office address given below:

Manager - CMS

All India Management Association

Management House’

14, Institutional Area

Lodhi Road

New Delhi – 110 003

The validity of MAT 2019 Scorecard: The MAT 2019 score is valid for one year for admission to various MAT Participating Institutes.

The duplicate score card can be obtained within 15 days of the announcement of the MAT results, and no amount will be charged from the applicants.

If candidates apply for MAT 2019 scorecard, after 15 days of the declaration of MAT results, then they will have to send a demand draft of Rs. 100 drawn in favour of ‘All India Management Association”, payable at New Delhi along with the request for the issuance of the duplicate MAT score card.

What after MAT result 2019?

After the declaration of MAT 2019 result, the participating institutes of MAT will release a list of shortlisted candidates on the basis of the cutoffs. The cutoff will be different for each B-School. Each MAT 2019 participating institutes will follow their own selection procedure and counselling process of MAT 2019. Most of the institutes have a Group Discussion (GD), Personal Interview (PI) and Written Ability Test (WAT). The final admission result will be based on the selection criteria followed by the respective institute.

Some of the top B-schools accepting MAT scores are-

1. Birla Institute of Management Technology, Greater Noida

2. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Usha & Lakshmi Mittal Institute of Management, New Delhi

3. Jaipuria Institute of Management, Noida, Lucknow

4. Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India, Gandhinagar

5. FLAME School of Business, Pune, amongst others.

The cutoff for MAT 2019 will range from 200 to 700, depending on the rank of the B-schools.