KMAT Kerala Pattern

The questions in KMAT Kerala are objective-type or multiple-choice questions (MCQs). In this objective-type format, candidates will be provided with a set of options for each question, and they need to choose the correct answer from the given options. This format is commonly used in competitive exams and allows for a more efficient and standardized evaluation of candidates' knowledge and skills.In KMAT Kerala, the objective questions cover various sections such as English Language Usage and Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude, and Data Sufficiency and Logical Reasoning. Candidates are required to select the most appropriate answer from the provided choices.It's important for candidates to familiarize themselves with this format and practice solving objective-type questions as part of their preparation for the KMAT Kerala exam.

KMAT Kerala marking scheme is straightforward. If the candidates can recall their attempts or have the answer key with them then they can calculate their KMAT Kerala raw score by adding and subtracting scores as per correct and incorrect attempts. Check KMAT Kerala marking scheme below:For every correct attempt, 4 marks is awarded and for every incorrect answer, 1 mark is deducted.For every unanswered question, the candidate will be marked zero.Given below is the process of calculating the KMAT Kerala score with the help of the KMAT Kerala answer key. The first two sections (QA and English Language Usage) of the KMAT Kerala question paper has 50 questions and the last two sections (Data Sufficiency and Logical Reasoning and General Knowledge) have 40 questions each. So suppose in Quantitative Techniques section you got 34 questions right, 2 questions wrong and skipped 4 questions. So, your score will be 134 out of 200. Similarly, calculate the score of other sections. After the add all four to arrive at the overall raw score. For example, you scored 134, 144, 120 and 140 in four sections, then your sum total will be 538/720.