MAT Sample Papers

Nonetheless, the quantity of MAT practice exams you must to take relies on your degree of readiness, the desired score, and your available time. Here's a summary to aid in your decision: During your preparation period, try to take at least 20 to 30 full-test MAT practice exams. Verify that you comprehend the framework of the exam and the questions. Recognise your advantages and disadvantages in each area (intellect, sufficiency, logical thinking, quantitative ability, data analysis, and the Indian and foreign sections). To finish all of the questions in the allotted test time, learn how to manage your time well. Evaluate your performance and correct any errors you made.

All topics in MAT Examination are equally important however some of the topics to keep in fingertips are as follows:1)  Data Analysis and Sufficiency : Texts, tables, graphs, charts, and Venn diagrams should be learned to observe and interpret the data. 2) Language Comprehension: Grammar Vocabulary Reading Comprehension, Phrases/Idioms Para Jumbles Sentence Completion, One Word Substitution Antonyms/Synonyms Sentence Correction, Parts of Speech Verbal Ability. 3) Mathematical Skills: LCM and HCF Profit and Loss Speed, Time and Distance, Commercial Maths Sequence And Series Triangles, Complex Numbers Surds and Indices Set Theory, Percentages Interest (Simple and Compound) Number System, Permutation and Combinations Heights and Distance Circles, Binomial Theorem Inequalities Mixtures and Alligations, Geometry Trigonometry Linear Programming, Elementary Mathematics Venn Diagrams Equations. 4) Intelligence and Critical Reasoning : Family Tree, Arrangement Calendars, Strong and Weak Arguments Series Coding & Decoding, Multi-Dimensional Arrangements Numeric Grid Syllogisms, Course of Action Pie Chart Statement Conclusions, Puzzles Blood Relations, Column Graphs, Visual Reasoning, Critical Reasoning, Graphs Representing Area. 5) General Awareness: Current Affairs, Company Punchlines, Sports, World Records, History, Finance, Business, International Organisation, Corporate News, CEOs Statements & Quotations Science, Awards and Winners, Social issues, Entertainment, Books and Authors, Geography, Politics. To know more about the MAT examination refer to the official website. 

MAT Entrance Examination has a total of 200 questions which are divided into 5 sections - Language and Comprehension, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Data Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills and Indian - Global Environment. 40 questions are asked from each section as follows - 1) Language and Comprehension - 40 questions. 2) Intelligence and Critical Reasoning - 40 questions. 3) Data Analysis and Data Sufficiency - 40 questions. 4) Mathematical Skills - 40 questions. 5) Indian and Global Environment - 40 questions. Note : there is no sectional timing for the MAT examination however candidates are advised to not spend much time in the Indian and Global Environment section since it is not going to be considered for percentage calculation. Refer to the official website of MAT, for more information about the examination. 

Total marks of MAT exam is 150. Every question carries one mark for correct attempt and there is negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. No marks is deducted for skipping questions. The MAT question paper has 150 questions equally divided into five sections - Language Comprehension, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis & Data Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills and Indian & Global Environment.Language Comprehension: 30 questions 2. Intelligence & Critical Reasoning: 30 questions 3. Data Analysis & Data Sufficiency: 30 questions 4. Mathematical Skills: 30 questions 5. Indian & Global Environment: 30 questions Every section therefore has 30 questions which means every section carries 30 marks. The scores of GK section is not considered for MAT percentile calculation. So candidates can keep GK section as their last priority.