HI,

MAT Result (May session) 2019 has been declared on May 24, 2019 around 1:30pm. MAT 2019 results for Paper-Based Test (PBT) Phase I & II exams and Computer-Based Test (CBT) exam have been announced on the same day. The result of MAT 2019 mentions sectional scores, composite score as well as MAT percentile. Candidates can check their MAT results 2019 on the official website by using their Registration Number and Roll Number.

How to Check MAT 2019 Result?

To download MAT scorecard, candidates can follow below mentioned steps: 

Step 1: Visit the official website of MAT

Step 2: Click on the 'MAT exam Result’ tab present on the homepage

Step 3: Enter the following details in the space provided on the result page: 

a)  Roll Number of the candidate

b)  Application Form/Registration Number of the candidate

c)  Exam appearing Month i.e. MAT 2019 May

Step 4: Click on the 'Submit' tab

Step 5: MAT Score card 2019 will appear on the screen

Step 6: Take a printout of your scorecard

GOOD LUCK

I think you should improve your MAT score as it is conducted 4 times a year you should not settle for less and try harder. Most of the prestigious and good colleges that accept MAT score, set there cut offs above 650. So, you should try again and get the best college for yourself. 

Hi,

You score is good but to get a decent college you need a score of 650+ and each college has their individual cut off scores.

ALL THE BEST

Hello Rohit , 

Best mba college depends on the specific feild you are interested in i.e , finance , marketing etc

On some common norms 

AIMIT , MSRIM in Bangalore 

FIIB , EMPI business school in Delhi stand out than others 

The exams are not easy or tough. It all depends on your preparation. The difficulty level of CAT and XAT maybe more and it is because of this reason that if you prepare for these two exams, the other MBA entrance exams begin to appear easy. The syllabus is not much different but NMAT GK is not asked which is good for students who dislike it. There is no negative marking also. The exams like AATMA and SNAP are also comparitively easier.

Hello Ankita,

You will have to apply to the colleges of your choice once the MAT score card is out. Post this, every college will release a shortlist and if you are shortlisted there will be a Group Discussion, Written Test (only by some institutes) and a Personal Interview.

For more details you can visit this link: https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mat-selection-procedure

Hope this helps. All the best. 

Hi Aspirant,

MAT is usually conducted 4 times in a year in February, May, September and December.

The MAT scores are considered to be vaild for a year.

So if your first attempt is somewhat bad, you can try to improve on it in your next attempt.

Hope it helps.

All the best.