Hello Aspirant,

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Comparing the two exams NMAT and GMAT,

GMAT is accepted and recognized by more than 2,100 universities in 144 countries. NMAT is only accepted  for applications to B School in India. Therefore, if you are aiming for an overseas B school for an MBA or similar program, GMAT is your best bet. GMAT or NMAT, any exam you take is always beneficial. You can choose from both depending on your needs and  the place of business  you want to participate in. However,  study planning and consistent exam preparation are key to  good results and  admission to the business school of your choice.

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The CATKing's courses are really good to prepare from for the NMAT examination as the mentors here are all those who aced their NMAT exam. They are well aware of the the kind of questions and the strategies you need to prepare for the exam. The notes they provide are actually very realistic and similar to the type of questions asked. The CATKing's are known for their quality content. They also provide mock test series to prepare from for your NMAT exam.

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Hello aspirant

NMAT Question Paper consists of 108 questions to be completed in 120 minutes i.e. 2 hours . The level of questions is kept moderately difficult and there is no negative marking. The marking scheme of NMAT Examination is explained further.

• There are 108 questions .
• Each correct question is rewarded with 3 marks and there is no negative marking .
• The final score card includes scaled score for each section.

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NMAT is a yearly entrance exam for admissions to some of the premier business schools in India. In 2021, the pattern for the exam was as follows:

• Each question carried 3 marks, correct answer was awarded 3 marks.
• No negative marking for wrong answers, 0 marks awarded.
• No negative marking for unmarked answers, 0 marks awarded.

The exam is conducted section wise and once submitted, the answers for that particular section are considered final and cannot be altered.

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The NMAT exam conducted by GMAC consist of 108 questions. The authorities have released the syllabus for NMAT 2021 at the official website. Like every year, this time also , the paper is divided into three sections-

1. NMAT Language Skills-  The various topic included in this section are sentence completion, error finding, para reading and forming,  Analogies and some grammatical part.
2. Logical Reasoning section-  This section will cover various topic Like Analytical Puzzles , Deductions , critical answering ,some general knowledge based reasoning questions, etc.
3. Quantitative Skills - This section will look after your mathematical skills. The topic to be covered are permutations and combinations, Arithmetic progression and geometrical progression, time and work based questions , profit and loss questions , graph analysis , algebra, quadratic equations and probability finding questions.

This is the entire syllabus you have to cover to secure good score.

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Graduate Management Admission Council is the conducting body for NMAT for which the eligibility criteria is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university securing 50% aggregate, there is no upper age limit, candidates in the final year of graduation too are eligible to apply provisionally, fresher as well as those having work experience of 2-3 can apply, in a single attempt candidates can take three retakes, the scores remain valid for two years.

Top B-Schools accepting NMAT scores are as follows-

• SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies
• KJ Somaiya Institute of Management
• Xavier School of Human Resource Management - Bhubaneswar
• Xavier School of Sustainability - Bhubaneswar
• Xavier School of Rural Management - Bhubaneswar
• SDA Bocconi Asia Center, Mumbai
• Xavier Faculty of management (Urban Management & Governance) - Bhubaneswar
• SRM University
• ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai
• Woxsen School of Business Management
• University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES)
• GITAM School of International Business (GSIB), Visakhapatnam

To know the entire list of colleges accepting NMAT scores, visit our page at https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/top-b-schools-accepting-nmat-scores-and-cutoffs

let's get the short answer out of the way up front. No, you can't do it in a month or less, Honestly. I would like to recommend you a set of 8- 12 weeks. this will be sufficient.

Familiarity First

Your first order of business is to get acquainted with the test. You can accomplish this with some reading, and much of it can be done at this site. You can start with catkins NMAT videos to get an overlook about the exams, which will only take an hour.

Next, focus on aspects of the NMAT that you probably aren’t accustomed to. The two question types that pose the most problems for newcomers are Data Sufficiency and Reading Comprehension, especially the former. Again, you can read up on those topics at this site to learn some techniques to help you internalize the question type and pick up a few more points on test day.

Dear Aspirant,

Please note there is no GK section in NMAT Exam. It only has three sections, and this is how you can start preparing for them:

Quant: Start by making your foundation strong-Percentages, Ratios, Time Speed Distance, Profit Loss Discount. Try to be very thorough with these topics if you want to ace any MBA entrance.

Logical Reasoning: Start with very basic problems. Solve previous year papers.

Verbal: Build your vocabulary, though NMAT will have no direct questions from this year on, it will help immensely to improve your RC skills.

The focus should be on improving the basics from an early stage and gradually mmoving to more difficult topics. To have a balanced approach, a course such as the NMAT course offered by various sites can help, because it caters specifically to NMAT. Such a course will ensure strong basics (which will definitely help you in other MBA entrance exams) and at the same time will help you crack NMIMS Mumbai.

Hi,

The NMAT by GMAC guide is one of the best source to study from due to a number of reasons. The guide provides basic concept which are easy to understand. The content and the questions are very similar to that of the actual NMAT examination. The guide includes a lot of practice questions and solved examples for every topic for better understanding. You can also solve the free mock test NMAT by GMAC which will prepare you better for the NMAT exam. In addition to that, you can also prepare from the paid mock tests to know how much you've improved.

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Hello aspirant,

NMAT stands for Narsee Monjee Aptitude Test which is conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). It is an important exam conducted for admission in MBA course at various colleges like NMIMS and other 30 colleges. Only three attempts can be made which includes first attempt and two retake attempts.

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