NMAT Exam

NMAT Entrance Exam

• The exam will be conducted online over a 70 day period.
• It has no negative marking. Duration is for 2 hours within that 108 MCQ has to be answered
• It is a computer-based test, which candidates can give through online mode
• With the help of exam pattern they can understand the structure
• It has 66 exam centres and 4 international centres in 52 cities
• The international test centres s in Kathmandu, Thimpu, Dhaka, and Colombo
• The structure changed in 2020. Earlier it was a computer based test which became an Adaptive Test.

Exam highlights:

• It is consists of Multiple Choice Questions
• Duration is 2 hours
• The exam has 3 sections
• Each question carries 3 marks.
• Each section contains 36 questions.
• In total, there will be 108 questions holding 360 marks.
• For incorrect answers, there is no negative marking
• There are 57 exam centers in India and abroad
• There are 2 different testing modes: computer based test at exam centres and online proctored test from home

Exam Structure:

• Candidates will be given a randomly generated test from a pool of questions, delivered one-at-a-time
• The number of questions, the time limit and difficulty level of the question are already set up
• Through this method the accuracy and at the same time management has a positive impact .
• As an Adaptive Test scoring of marks has become easier.

(for NMAT Exam Eligibility, candidates should be a graduate from any discipline with a minimum 50% for general)

In Logical Reasoning there are 18 questions on non-verbal Reasoning and 18 questions on verbal reasoning.

NMAT admit card:

• Admit Card is required to be produced with other necessary documents on the day of the exam
• It will be provided after the successful registration and scheduling of the test
• Candidates should keep a hard copy of the hall ticket
• They will receive the admit card within 24 hours after their registration
• Candidates who want to retake the exam have to retain the same admit card

To download the Admit Card:

• Visit the official website i.e. nmat.org.in
• Enter your registered ID and password
• Click “Download admit card”
• Take a print of the admit card

NMAT Admission Process:

• After completing the online registration, candidates who meets the eligibility criteria will be called to appear for the exam
• After completion of the exam, the qualifying candidates have to appear for the Group discussion (GD)/ Personal interview (PI)/ Written ability test (WAT) or other rounds the schedules of which will be announced later.
• Final selection is done on the basis of academic performance, marks scored in the exam, work experience and performance in GD/PI/WAT rounds.

How to Retake the Exam?

• Candidates have the opportunity to retake the test twice after the first attempt
• The option of retake will be activated on their dashboard after they had appear for the exam once.
• Also, they will have to pay the retake fees per attempt, which is Rs 2800/-

How to Reschedule?

• Candidates can reschedule their examination under some urgent circumstances
• If they have pre-booked their exam slot and are unable to follow that schedule, they can postpone your exam to a later-on date.
• However, they will not be permitted to reschedule their exam to the former exam date.