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Muskan

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No, only online submissions of ATMA registration forms are accepted. The ATMA application form cannot be filled out offline. The application forms for each session are made available on ATMA AIMS's official website. Before completing the ATMA application, candidates must pay the required cost online. There is no offline communication involved in the ATMA application process; it is entirely conducted online.

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There will be several stages to the NIFT 2024 exam. For example, in order to be admitted to the B. Des programme, an applicant must first pass the written GAT and CAT tests. If they are selected for further consideration, they must then take a Situation Test. Candidates for M.Des who make the short list must attend a personal interview rather than the situation test. Be aware that each test component will be assigned a weight when preparing the NIFT 2024 final result. For the B. Des programme, the final score will be determined by allocating 50% of the weight to the CAT, 30% to the GAT, and 20% to the Situation Test. The CAT is worth
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The quantitative aptitude component of the MAH MBA CET is rated as moderately challenging. In-Equations, Quadratic and Linear equations, Surds and Indices, Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Mensuration, Partnership (Accounts), Profit and Loss, Mean, mode, median, Ratio and Proportion, Inequalities, Geometric Progression, Binomial theorem, Inequalities, Work and Time, Percentage, Logarithms, Square Root and Cube Root, Probability, Simple Interest and Compound Interest are some of the topics covered by the questions.Topics from data sufficiency and interpretation are also included in this section. Two sets of data interpretation questions
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The computer-based version, or CBT, of the MAT exam is administered online. Using a mouse pad, candidates must enter their answers on the computer screen. Candidates taking the PBT style exam must complete an OMR page using a blue or black ballpoint pen and the appropriate response. These days, the majority of applicants choose CBT, which has two sessions within a given exam phase.

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Muskan

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The MAH CET exam lasts for two and a half hours, or 150 minutes. It is expected of candidates to finish the paper within the allotted time. As there won't be a time limit for each segment, applicants are free to respond to the questions however they see fit. Under no circumstances will a candidate be granted an extension to finish the test.During the MAH MBA CET exam, applicants will have to utilise a computer mouse to punch in their answers on screens. They will have to choose an option and press the button. Use the screen calculator to cut down on time spent on tedious tasks. 

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Muskan

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The lowest score needed in each component of the NMAT exam to be qualified for admission to a specific B-school is known as the sectoral cutoff. There are three components on the NMAT exam: Language Proficiency Quantitative Proficiency Reasoning Logically Every B-school has a separate sectional cutoff. A sectional cutoff score may or may not exist for some of the participating institutes. Applicants are not eligible for NMAT-based admissions even if they meet the overall cutoff score but not the sectional cutoff scores.

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Muskan

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While there isn't a set amount of CMAT mock exams you should aim to complete during your preparation, it has been observed that, on average, 30 to 40 CMAT mock tests are sufficient to achieve a 99 percentile score. After finishing the course, candidates should begin working via CMAT sample exams. This will enable them to assess which areas they have mastered and which ones still need more effort. It is advised to do 30-34 CMAT practice exams because the CMAT test is all about accuracy and speed. You will improve your ability to comprehend, select, and answer questions quickly and accurately the more exam questions you complete.

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Every one of the five sections is given equal weight in the MAT Test. Not a single component is heavier or lighter than the others. The MAT test consists of four sections: Mathematical Skills, Language Comprehension, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Data Sufficiency, and Indian and Global Environment. Each section consists of 40 questions, and the overall score for each subject is 40 marks.

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Muskan

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The CMAT exam has no age restriction for participation. Anyone from any field, at any stage of their career, including recent graduates and working professionals, is eligible to take the CMAT. But the applicant ought to have finished their degree. Full-time or correspondence learning are also acceptable modes of instruction, however the institution must be connected to the UGC. The candidate must be at least 20 years old when taking the CMAT exam, as a graduation degree is often finished by the time an individual reaches that age. Thus, it is true that there is a minimum age requirement for taking the CMAT, but not a maximum age limit.
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It is possible to study for the MAT exam in three months, but it will require significant effort and time commitment. A three-month preparation strategy for the MAT should be followed, which should cover the course and involve practice sessions. You can't wait to finish the MAT syllabus because you don't have much time, and then you can start working on sample questions and mock exams. You must do both tasks concurrently. Create a list of subjects where the most questions on the MAT exam are asked. Prioritise them first. To be sure you have understood both theory and application, study the material and work through a few sample questio
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