MAT

The MAT exam is used to admit students into more than 800 business schools in India. The following expert tips can help you prepare for the MAT exam:
1. The first step is to familiarize yourself with the MAT exam syllabus.
2. You need to fully understand each topic in the Quant, DILR and Verbal sections.
3. You must evaluate your learning from each study session by solving questions.
4. For this, you can test your understanding of the application by answering a few questions after finishing a chapter.
5. Practice as many mock exams as you can, paying more attention to quality than quantity.
6. Analyze your test results and try to avoid mistakes in subsequent mocks.
7. You should practice exercise questions from books and mock tests for each section of the DA, Sufficiency, and Mathematics exams.
8. You can use the books or YouTube to help you understand this section clearly.
9. You can use the same advice for the intelligence and critical reasoning sections and practice with exercise questions and sectional tests.
10. For the Indian and global environment sections, a regular GK book and newspaper are usually sufficient.

The MAT exam is conducted by AIMA, whereas the CMAT exam is conducted by NTA. Both entrance exams are popular for admissions to MBA and PGDM courses. Here is a small comparison to help you decide which exam you want to take: (A) Advantages of Choosing MAT Over CMAT:
1. The benefit of giving MAT over CMAT is that you can attempt MAT four times in the same academic session to improve the exam score. The CMAT exam is conducted once a year and provides less scope for improvement in score.
2. The MAT is conducted in three modes: computer-based mode, paper-based mode, and internet-based mode. Therefore, you can choose the exam mode according to your convenience. On the other hand, the CMAT is conducted only in computer-based mode. (B) Advantages of Choosing CMAT Over MAT:
1. The CMAT score has more acceptability than the MAT. In contrast to the 700 MBA colleges that accept MAT. Over 1300 B schools admit students based on the CMAT. It includes top B schools such as the Great Lakes Institute of Management, Chennai.
2. The CMAT is regarded as the second-best option after the CAT for admission to India's top business schools. Its score is valid for one year, unlike the MAT. You can choose MAT for convenience, but CMAT is recommended for top colleges.

The MAT exam is an entrance exam for top MBA programs that is administered in three modes: PBT, CBT, and IBT modes. The MAT IBT exam is known as the Remote Proctored Internet-Based Test (IBT). It is the most convenient mode among the three. You can take a computer-based MAT exam at home or any other preferred location in the IBT in this mode. This was introduced in 2020 following the coronavirus outbreak. The exam pattern and marking are similar to PBT and CBT. The requirements to give the MAT IBT are as follows:
1. You should have a stable internet connection with a minimum of 512 kbps speed throughout the MAT duration.
2. You need to give the exam in either Chrome version 63 or above or Firefox version 52 or above.
3. To give IBT, you must have Windows operating system version 7 or higher.
4. The minimum requirement is 65 MB of permanent free space on the default hard drive.
5. The minimum supported version is 4.5.1. NET framework for IBT exam.

The All-India Management Association prescribes the syllabus for the MAT exam. The MAT syllabus is divided into five sections, as follows:
1. Language Comprehension: Reading Comprehension, One-Word Substitution, Basic English Grammar, Idioms and Phrases, Vocabulary, Sentence Correction, and Verbal Ability
2. Intelligence and Critical Reasoning: Arguments, Family Tree, Visual Reasoning, Statement Conclusions, Statement Conclusions, Blood Relations, Numeric Grid, Series and Multi-Dimensional Arrangements.
3. Mathematical Skills: Permutation and Combinations; Heights and Distance; Set Theory; Surds and Indices; Speed, Time, and Distance; Elementary Mathematics; and Linear Programming.
4. Data Analysis and Sufficiency: Charts, Venn Diagrams, Caselet-Based Data, Line X-Y Graphs, Bar Diagrams Data analysis and data comparison
5. Indian & Global Environment: World Records, Awards and Winners, International Organizations, Finance, Science, Books and Authors, Business, Statements and Quotations