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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello, Tanya! Every year, NMAT always takes place during the months of October and December. This year. NMAT is between October 5th until December 19th.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello! The B-schools one should ideally apply for via the NMAT exam are:-
1. NMIMS(especially Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad campuses).
2. MISB Bocconi.
3. XIMB Bhubaneshwar
4. IBS Hyderabad
1. NMIMS(especially Mumbai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad campuses).
2. MISB Bocconi.
3. XIMB Bhubaneshwar
4. IBS Hyderabad
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Sugandha Sahu
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Hi Teja,
To get admission in NMIMS Pharma MBA you need to score 170+/360 in the NMAT exam.
To get admission in NMIMS Pharma MBA you need to score 170+/360 in the NMAT exam.
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Tanya!
This year, the NMAT exam takes place in a period of five windows(each comprising of 15 days); thus spanning a total of 75 days from Oct 5 to Dec 19. So if someone wants to give multiple attempts, he/she can give in different windows(say, first attempt in first window and second one in third window), but not within the same window.
And there is no compulsion to give NMAT thrice, it's just a provision provided by the exam officials. Normally, it is recommended to give only one or two attempts as per the test taker's level of preparation. I hope this clarifies your query!
This year, the NMAT exam takes place in a period of five windows(each comprising of 15 days); thus spanning a total of 75 days from Oct 5 to Dec 19. So if someone wants to give multiple attempts, he/she can give in different windows(say, first attempt in first window and second one in third window), but not within the same window.
And there is no compulsion to give NMAT thrice, it's just a provision provided by the exam officials. Normally, it is recommended to give only one or two attempts as per the test taker's level of preparation. I hope this clarifies your query!
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
Guide-Level 15
Algebra, Arithmetic, Numbers, and Geometry. Level of difficulty moderate.Basic Vedic Maths concepts,multiplication tables, squares, cubes, common fractions and their percentage equivalents are few things knowing which will make save a lot of your time. DI will have bar charts, pie charts, caselets, and tables.They will be time consuming but you need to be smart in choosing right one & guessing the tight ones. If you devote proper time to studying quants & mocks. NMAT maths is manageable.
The section which needs much focus is,
Quantitative Aptitude + Data Interpretation.
The section which needs much focus is,
Quantitative Aptitude + Data Interpretation.
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Selvamani RamanathanPositivity is my Saviour
Guide-Level 15
Few notable tips for preparing NMAT exams.
1. Create a strategy for yourself and prepare a timetable on which subject needs essential concentration and dedicate time for the subjects which you find difficult.
2.Try to make your weak areas strong and strong areas stronger. To do this, heres a four step strategy:
a) First practice and understand solved examples
b) Then, practice unsolved exercises
c) Next, move on to Mock Tests
d) And finally, solve last years NMAT papers
Try to practice around 20 questions in each step for each of the topic.
3. Revisions should be given importance, the number of times you revise your confident enough to face th
1. Create a strategy for yourself and prepare a timetable on which subject needs essential concentration and dedicate time for the subjects which you find difficult.
2.Try to make your weak areas strong and strong areas stronger. To do this, heres a four step strategy:
a) First practice and understand solved examples
b) Then, practice unsolved exercises
c) Next, move on to Mock Tests
d) And finally, solve last years NMAT papers
Try to practice around 20 questions in each step for each of the topic.
3. Revisions should be given importance, the number of times you revise your confident enough to face th
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Sai Tharun UMechanical Engineer from Coimbatore
Beginner-Level 5
You will require a score of 208 or more for NM-Mumbai:
196+ for NM Bangalore
180+ for NM Hyderabad
196+ for NM Bangalore
180+ for NM Hyderabad
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Shrija Ashok kumarWork in a way to always challenge your limits !
Contributor-Level 10
Hello Shikha,
Depending upon your preparation level, you can decide whether to take the test this year or next year.
Also, to get an idea of the difficulty level of all these exams, you can appear for it this year too.
Good Luck!
Depending upon your preparation level, you can decide whether to take the test this year or next year.
Also, to get an idea of the difficulty level of all these exams, you can appear for it this year too.
Good Luck!
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