MBA Entrance Exam

GMAT stands for Graduate Management Admission Test, it is an entrance examination for students willing to pursue Masters in business management or other programs in business schools . The first GMAT 2023 Focus Edition examination was conducted on November 7th 2023. Registration process began on August 29, 2023. The average GMAT score for the year 2023 was 582.34 . Over 2,00,000 candidates appear for the GMAT examination every year. As effective from February 2024, the examination will be conducted based on the new GMAT Focus Edition format only. To know more about GMAT, examination process, registation dates and other details, candidates can go through the official website of GMAT .

It is not a news that GMAT is a popular and widely appeared examination among students. Here are some reasons why - • Scholarships: This examination is not for the students who take studies lightly. One has to very good and sincere in studies to crack GMAT Examination, due to which, candidates are offered many scholarships by authorities based on this examination's score . • Validity: While most buisness school entrance examination scores are valid for 2-3 years , GMAT Examination scores are valid for five years. • Acceptance: The examination score is accepted widely by almost all known and prestigious universities. To know more about the examination, refer to the official website of GMAT . 

The ATMA exam is conducted multiple times in a year. If the candidate has not or could not appear for one session, they can register online for the next session. So, if the candidate has not appeared for the February sessions, they can appear for the May session exam provided they fulfil the ATMA eligibility criteria.The aspirants who appeared for the February session but are not satisfied with the score, can complete the ATMA registration process to appear again for the subsequent session/s. The May session registrations started on March 25, 2024. The application process will conclude on May 18, 2024. The May session exam was conducted on May 25, 2024. 

Your percentile in the MAT (Management Aptitude Test) will depend on various factors, including the difficulty level of the questions, the performance of other candidates, and the scoring system used by the exam authorities. Since the MAT percentile is relative to other test takers, it's challenging to predict your exact percentile based solely on the number of questions attempted.However, attempting 45 questions in total and 40 questions in the GK (General Knowledge) section demonstrates a good effort. To get a rough estimate of your percentile, you'll need to wait for the official score report from the exam authorities, which typically provides your percentile rank along with your raw score. This percentile rank indicates the percentage of candidates who scored equal to or lower than you.Keep in mind that percentiles can vary from session to session, so it's essential to wait for the official results to know where you stand relative to other test takers in your session.