KMAT KERALA

KMAT Kerala 2025 application form will likely be released in the last week of January 2025. The KMAT Kerala application fee is INR 1000 for all courses. But, the candidates who belong to SC and ST categories are eligible to avail a fee concession. Candidates belonging to the SC category need to pay an application fee of INR 500. Candidates belonging to the ST category do not have to pay any application fee. The candidates applying for the KMAT Kerala exam can pay the application fee online, through internet banking, credit card, debit card or UPI. They can also pay the KMAT Kerala application fee through e-Challan by clicking on the “Print e-Challan” tab while paying the application fee. Payment can be made in cash at any head or sub-post office in Kerala.

Return on Investment (ROI) is a metric used to indicate how much money you will make or gain by attending a specific college. It evaluates the candidate's return on study fees and the return they receive in the form of job placements.The colleges in Kerala that accept KMAT, along with their annual average package and total tuition fee, are listed below:College NameTotal Tuition FeeAnnual Average PackageSaintgits Institute of Management MBAINR 4 lakhINR 4 LPASCMS School of Technology and Management MBAINR 7 lakhINR 6 LPARajagiri Centre for Business Studies MBAINR 2 Lacs – INR 7 lakhINR 5 LPAUnion Christian College MBAINR 1 lakhINR 2 LPA

In Kerala, there are 22 top MBA schools that accept KMAT Kerala scores. Of these, 2 are owned by public or government entities, and the remaining 18 are privately owned. One of the commonly recognised entrance tests for prestigious MBA programs in Kerala is KMAT KERALA. Some of the well-known KMAT Kerala accepting MBA colleges in Kerala are Saintgits Institute of Management, SCMS School of Technology and Management, Albertian Institute of Management, Rajagiri Centre for Business Studies, TKM Institute of Management, Union Christian College, ITM Group of Institutions, Conspi Academy of Management Studies, DC School of Management and Technology, etc.

A good score for the KMAT Kerala exam is 10% of the total marks for General and SEBC candidates, and 7.5% for SC, ST, and PwD candidates. This means that General candidates need to score at least 72 marks out of 720, and SC, ST, and PwD candidates need to score at least 54 marks out of 720.The KMAT Kerala exam is conducted twice a year, and scores are only valid for that admission cycle. Each correct answer is worth four marks, and there one mark is deducted for incorrect answers.The raw score of students is scaled with reference to the total number of students appearing in the exam. Based on the KMAT Kerala score of aspirants they will be offered admission to the management institutions compared to others who have appeared in the test.

KMAT Kerala exam consists of four major sections, each with its own specific syllabus:1. English Language Usage and Reading Comprehension: Vocabulary, Synonyms, Antonyms, Analogies, Word meanings, Idioms, and Phrases, Sentence correction, Fill in the blanks, Error identification, Sentence improvement, Reading Comprehension passages, Drawing inferences, etc.2. Quantitative Aptitude (QA): Number system, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Time and Work, Time, Speed, and Distance, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Trigonometry, etc.3. Data Sufficiency and Logical Reasoning (DS & LR): Analysing data-related questions to determine whether the given data is sufficient to answer the question, Deductive and inductive reasoning, Coding-Decoding, Series, Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Seating Arrangements, Analogies, Logical puzzles, etc.4. General Knowledge: Sports, Politics, Current Affairs, World News, Books and Authors, Famous Personalities, Politics, Economics, etc. 

CEE conducts the KMAT Kerala exam at least two times a year. This year, the exam will be conducted twice in the computer-based test mode. Here are important topics for the exam according to the sections of KMAT Kerala question paper. Data Sufficiency and Logical Reasoning: This section contains questions mainly from Logical Reasoning and Critical Reasoning. Some of the important topics of this section include:SyllogismsClocks and Calendar Course of ActionCause and EffectStatement and ConclusionStrong and Weak ArgumentsPuzzles Coding and DecodingArrangementsTablesGraphsBlood RelationsEnglish Language: Just like other management entrance tests, this section is divided into Reading Comprehension and Verbal Ability/English Usage. There are about four to five comprehension passages while the topics of English usage are as follows:Synonyms (word pair)Fill in the blanksPara CompletionsIdiomsError identificationWord MeaningAntonymsSentence CompletionPara JumblesGrammarQuantitative Aptitude: This section of the KMAT Kerala question paper is also considered tough. However, the overall difficulty level can be considered to be moderate. Some of the important topics of this section include:PercentageProfit and LossSimple Interest and Compound InterestAverage, Mixture and AlligationTime and DistanceTime and SpeedGeometry and MensurationTime and WorkProbabilityStatistics AlgebraGeneral Knowledge and Current Affairs: Some of the important topics include:SportsAwardsArt and CultureCurrent AffairsPoliticsTrade AwarenessEconomyBusinessWorld NewsTechnologyBooks and Authors