NMAT

NMAT
What is NMAT?

NMAT (Narsee Monjee Admission Test) is a national level entrance test conducted by GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) for MBA admissions at NMIMS University (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies )and other reputed B-Schools in India as well as abroad.

It is a Computer Adaptive Test, i.e., questions are selected from the question pool for each test taker based on his or her performance on the questions previously answered. The questions a candidate receives are targeted at his or her ability level; therefore, a high- scoring candidate generally receives a more difficult sample of questions than a low-scoring candidate. Each section is scored by first obtaining the candidate’s final ability estimate based on the probabilistic model approach of modern exam theory, and then transformed to ascaled score ranging from 12 to 120.

Am I eligible for NMAT?

The minimum eligibility criteria for NMAT is graduation. You need to fulfil any one of the following conditions:
You hold a Bachelor’s Degree, with 50% marks, awarded by any recognized University or educational institution.
You are appearing for the final year of Bachelor’s degree/equivalent qualification examination.
You have completed degree requirements and are awaiting results.
Each college that considers NMAT as its admission test / one of its admission tests has its own eligibility criteria. Candidates must check the eligibility criteria of individual colleges before applying to them through NMAT.

When can I take the test?

Notification August
Registration August –Second Week of November
Test Date Three Attempts between middle of October (generally October 14) to end of December (generally December 27)
Results Declaration Test takers will be able to see unofficial score card on screen after the test is successfully completed. You will receive your score card with scaled score for the sections and total for your NMAT by GMAC™ test within 48 hours of taking it.
Please note that you are allowed a maximum of three attempts within a testing year.
There is a mandatory gap of minimum 15 days between two attempts.
You can book a retake only after taking the previous attempt.
Below are the number of attempts that you will be able to take based on when you appear for the first exam subject to seat availability, as seats are allocated on first come first serve basis.
First Attempt Exam Date

Maximum Attempts Available

On or before 24th Nov 2021

Three

Between 25th Nov 2021 to 10th Dec 2021

Two

On or after 11th Dec 2021

One

You are advised to schedule your first attempt at the earliest, so that you can utilize all three attempts in case you wish to improve your score.

What is the pattern of the test?
Overall Duration
  • 2 hours
Overall Marks
  • Scaled scores range from 36 to 360
Marking Scheme Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

  • +1 for each correct answer
  • 0 for incorrect answers
  • 0 for unanswered questions
Sections
  • Language Skills
  • Quantitative Skills
  • Logical Reasoning
  • Candidates have a choice of selecting the order/sequence of the test sections.
Section Information Language Skills

  • No. of Questions: 36
  • Duration: 28 minutes
  • Quantitative Skills
  • No. of Questions: 36
  • Duration: 52 minutes
  • Logical Reasoning
  • No. of Questions: 36
  • Duration: 40 minutes
  • Scaled score range is 12 to 120 for each section
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