NMAT Exam 2023: NMAT is a management aptitude test that is considered as a national level entrance examination. This is a post-graduate level examination conducted by the Graduate Management Aptitude Council (GMAC). The main purpose of this exam is to get admission to an MBA or another graduate management program. You can find the detailed information about NMIMS admission 2024 here. NMAT Application closing on Oct 10th, 2023. Apply online now.

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What is the NMAT Eligibility criteria?

Some of the basic eligibility criteria for the NMAT exam are:

Qualification – The candidate must be a bachelor’s degree holder from any of the recognized universities.
Percentage – Minimum 50% score is required for qualifying for the NMAT examination.

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Syllabus for NMAT exams 2023:

The NMAT exam syllabus will include the basic knowledge about language skills, quantitative skills, and logical reasoning.

Language reasoning – This will include vocabulary, reading comprehension, antonyms, synonyms, correcting the grammar, filling in the blanks, cloze test, preposition, etc.
Quantitative skills – Geometry coordinate, LCM & HCF, mensuration, profit & loss, probability, ratio & proportion, pie chart analysis, partnership, percentage, simple & compound interest, speed & distance, algebra, etc.
Logical reasoning – Sitting arrangement, classifications, relations, puzzles, critical reasoning, syllogism, coding & decoding, etc.

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NMAT By GMAC 2023 Exam Registration starts from Aug 01.

What are the top colleges under NMAT?

Some of the top colleges under NMAT are:

NMIMS University
VIT University Vellore, Chennai
K J Somaiya Institute of Management
Xavier University Bhubaneswar
IFMR GSB, Krea University
IBS Hyderabad: ICFAI Business School.

The NMAT by GMAC™ exam is used for admissions to some of the leading graduate business programmes in emerging markets including India, South Africa, Philippines, Nigeria, Hungary, and Morocco.