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The major difference between NMAT and CAT is that the former allows a candidate three attempts while in latter, they can appear only once in a year.

Conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), NMAT is a very popular entrance exam in India. Especially, because it is flexible and modelled on GMAT.

NMAT is more speed-based and is an easier nut to crack, but CAT has a higher level of difficulty.

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Yes, you can refer to the official NMAT by GMAC guide for the NMAT preparations. The guide involves a lot of questions, sample papers and solved examples which help you prepare for the actual NMAT examination. In addition to that, you can prepare from the NMAT by GMAC free mock tests which are available as they are really good and very similar to the actual NMAT exam. After you've prepared from the free mock tests, you can also give the paid mock tests as from that you can know your improvement.

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The difference between Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) and Narseemonjee Management Aptitude Test (NMAT) is:

Exam Conducting Body

CMAT — National Testing Agency (NTA)

NMAT — Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC)

Exam Mode

CMAT & NMAT — Computer-Based Test

Frequency of Exam

CMAT — Twice a Year

CMAT — Candidates can re-take the exam within the stipulated exam dates

Duration

CMAT — 3 Hours (180 Minutes)

NMAT — 2 Hours (120 Minutes)

Number of Sections

CMAT — 04

NMAT — 03

Sectional Time Limit

CMAT — No Time Limit

Quantitative Techniques & Data Interpretation (25 Ques for 100 Marks)

General Awareness (25 Ques for 100 Marks)

Logical Reasoning (25 Ques for 100 Marks)

Language Comprehension (25 Ques for 100 Marks)

NMAT —

Language Skills (22 Minutes)

Quantitative Skills (60 Minutes)

Logical Reasoning (38 Minutes)

Types of Question Format

CMAT & NMAT — Objective Type MCQs

Option to Choose Order of Sections

CMAT — Candidate can answer questions in any section.

NMAT — Test takers can choose the order of sections in the NMAT. Once the order of the sections is selected, the NMAT test taker should follow this order.

Total Marks

CMAT — 400 Marks

NMAT — 120 Marks

Marking for Correct Answer

CMAT — 04 Marks for correct answer

NMAT — 01 Mark for correct answer

Marking for Incorrect Answer

CMAT — (-1) mark is deducted for wrong answer

NMAT — No Negative Marking

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Hey student,

You can prepare for your NMAT exam in 15 days by studying hard everyday at least 15 hours and revise your syllabus again and again. You don't have to take stress and focus on your exam as you just have 15 days stretching won't give you anything but studying will.

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There are several books and courses available for NMAT preparations. I would recommend you to join the CATKing's course as they provide quality notes and content which help you a lot in preparation of NMAT and also NMAT quantitative aptitude. There are several books you can use to study from such as Arun Sharma, Nishit Sinha and CAT Quantum.

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First step is to enroll yourself in a good coaching or a course. You can enroll in CATKing's course as they provide quality content worth preparing from. They provide notes and mock tests which help you prepare yourself for the examination. The mentors there are those who have aced their NMAT exam and provide great strategies. You can also refer to books such as CAT Quantum, Nishit Sinha and Arun Sharma. These books are great for preparing quantitative aptitude in NMAT.

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Hey student,

Yah student in  NMAT exam sometimes the questions get repeated too, but the way of the question or the type of the question is changed so it will be a little more tricky to find that similar question.

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NMAT Preparation strategy for NMAT 2021 exam should ideally be finalized well in advance as per the revised NMAT exam pattern and Syllabus.  A moderate difficulty level exam, NMAT preparation can be done in 2-3 months. You can appear in NMAT exam after making good NMAT by GMAC exam preparation within this period.

Candidates who are wondering how to prepare for NMAT 2021 in 3 months, must make some changes in their preparation, such as focusing on revising more and learning new topics less. Candidates must focus on solving the NMAT question papers and taking NMAT mock tests.

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Well with your scores, getting a seat in top - B colleges wil not be possible as it would require a score of 200+ . IBSR Banglore is one of the best colleges where you can apply with your scores. Or else , give another try if you want to get into NMIMS Mumbai or Hyderabad . But you can get admission anywhere except NMIMS Mumbai, Hyderabad or Banglore.

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Hello aspirant ,

NMIMS Management Aptitude Test (NMAT) is one of the most popular MBA entrance exams in India

You can refer the following link...to get information about your query

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/nmat-score-vs-percentile-analysis

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