Overview
MAT 20223 Exam Dates | IBT mode : May 7, 2023 May 13, 2023 May 20, 2023 May 27, 2023 PBT Mode: May 21, 2023 CBT 1 Mode: May 14, 2023 CBT 2 Mode: June 4, 2023 |
Name of the Examination | Management Aptitude Test |
Common Name | MAT |
Conducting Body | All India Management Association (AIMA) |
Frequency of the Exam | Multiple Times a Year | Mode of Examination | Internet-Based Mode (IBT), Paper-Based Mode (PBT) and Computer-Based Mode (CBT) |
Exam Level | National-Level Exam |
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MAT stands for Management Aptitude Test and is a national-level exam conducted by All India Management Association (AIMA). Many colleges in Bangalore accept MAT entrance exam scores to admit students in its MBA/ PGDM programs. Aspirants can check out their requirements and participate in the admission process to pursue admissions in Bangalore.
MAT is conducted in 3 modes, i.e. Internet-Based Mode (IBT), Computer-Based Mode (CBT), and Paper-Based Mode (PBT).
MAT 2023 IBT Mode will be conducted on May 7, 13, 20, 27, 2023. Registration process for this session ended on November 2023 and will continue till December 2023.
Candidates have to complete their graduation from a recognized university in India to get admissions in MAT exam colleges.
Registration Mode | Online |
Mode of Examination | Online and Offline |
MAT 2023 Language | English |
Duration of the Exam | 150 Minutes |
Validity of Results | Current Academic Session |
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Important Dates
Events | Dates |
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End of Registration Process | IBT Mode : May 4, 2023 May 10, 2023 May 17, 2023 May 24, 2023 PBT Mode : May 16, 2023 CBT 1 Mode : May9, 2023 CBT 2 Mode: May 30, 2023 |
MAT Admit Card | IBT Mode : May 5, 2023 May 11, 2023 May 18, 2023 May 25, 2023 PBT Mode : May 18, 2023 CBT 1 Mode: May 11, 2023 CBT 2 Mode: June 1, 2023 |
MAT 2023 IBT Mode Exam Dates | IBT mode : May 7, 2023 May 13, 2023 May 20, 2023 May 27, 2023 PBT Mode: May 21, 2023 CBT 1 Mode: May 14, 2023 CBT 2 Mode: June 4, 2023 |
MAT Results | To be Announced |
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Exam Pattern & Syllabus
Test Duration | 150 Minutes |
Exam Mode | Online and Offline |
Total Number of Questions | 200 |
Total Marks | 200 |
Number of Sections | 5 | Division of Sections | Section A: Language Comprehension Section B: Mathematical Skill Section C: Data Analysis & Sufficiency Section D: General Intelligence & Critical Reasoning Section E: Indian & Global Environment |
Number of Questions Per Section | Section A: 40 Section B: 40 Section C: 40 Section D: 40 Section E: 40 |
Marking Scheme | +1 for every right answer -0.25 for every wrong attempt |
Types of Questions | Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) |
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Synonyms and Antonyms | Cloze Test |
Fill in the Blanks | Sentence Analogy |
Prepositions | Correction of Errors |
Reading Comprehension (Word Count: 450 to 500) | Para Jumbles |
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Name of Books | Author |
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How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension | Arun Sharma |
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension | Nishit K. Sinha |
Word Power Made Easy | Norman Lewis |
High School English Grammar & Composition | Wren & Martin |
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Profit & Loss | Percentages |
Ratio and Proportions | Simple & Compound Interest |
Time & Work | HCF and LCM |
Number System | Averages |
Linear, Simultaneous, and Quadratic Equations | Maxima and Minima | Linear Inequalities | Logarithms |
Absolute Value of Algebraic Equations | Arithmetic, Geometric, and Harmonic Progressions |
Functions and Relations | Permutation & Combination |
Probability | Coordinate Geometry |
Set Theory and Venn Diagrams | Lines and Angles |
Triangles | Quadrilaterals |
Circles | 3D Figures |
Theorems | Bar Graphs |
Pie Charts | Line Graphs |
Histogram | Tables |
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Name of Books | Author |
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Quantitative Aptitude for MBA Entrance Examinations | Arun Sharma |
Quantitative Aptitude | R.S. Aggarwal |
Quantitative Aptitude Series | Nishit K. Sinha |
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Bar Graphs | Data Tables and Caselets |
Pie Charts | Line Graphs |
Histogram | Tables |
Puzzles | Graphs Representing Area |
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Name of Books | Author |
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How to prepare for Data Interpretation | Arun Sharma |
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation | Nishit K. Sinha |
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Calendar and Clock Questions | Determination of Course of Action |
Critical Reasoning | Matrix-based Questions |
Arrangements: Linear and Circular | Family Relation Questions |
Analogies | Verbal Ability |
Cause Effect Relationships | Direction-based Questions | Questions based on Symbols | Alphabet-based Series Questions |
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Name of Books | Author |
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How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning | Arun Sharma |
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation | Nishit K. Sinha |
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Conventional & Static GK | Current Affairs |
Constitution of India | National and International Policies |
National and International Events | Social and Cultural Issues |
Literature, Art, and Culture | Sports |
Books and Authors | Awards | Science and Scientific Achievements | Politics |
Economics | History |
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Eligibility & Registration
Candidates have to meet the following eligibility criteria to give the MAT exam:
Candidates can apply for MAT by following the below-mentioned processes:
Step 1: Visit the official website of AIMA.
Step 2: Click on "Fresh Candidate" to Create Login ID with the necessary details.
Step 3: Candidates have to submit the OTP sent on their mobile.
Step 4: They have to login using their credentials and fill the application form by providing the details.
Step 5: Upload the necessary documents and pay the required fees.
Step 6: Candidates have to submit the application form and also keep a copy for the form with themselves for further processes.
Number of Attempts | Fees |
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1 | Rs. 1,650 |
2 | Rs. 2,750 |
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Exam Centres
Preparation Tips
Candidates can prepare for the MAT exam by following the below-mentioned preparation tips:
Plan perfectly according to the MAT syllabus to score well in MAT. Apply each and every permutation and combination that would help you achieve your goals and follow it meticulously.
Have the right set of resources that would help you score better marks in your exam. Get a proper idea of the MAT exam syllabus and select the preferred resource accordingly.
Mock exams and revisions are an important part of the exam preparation process to be more familiar with the MAT exam pattern. Candidates should answer a minimum of 5 to 6 mock exams to get an idea of the exact strategy to answer them.
Maintaining physical and mental health is any important part of the exam preparation process. Candidates should maintain a proper diet and adapt to an exercising routine to keep themselves fit.
Admit Card
Candidates have to download the MAT admit card by following the below-mentioned steps:
Step 1: Visit the official website of MAT.
Step 2: Click on the link for MAT 2023 Admit Card.
Step 3: Login with your credentials. Go through the admit card for any mistakes.
Step 4: Candidates should download the admit card for further processes.
Results
Candidates can download the MAT 2023 scorecard using the following steps:
Step 1: Visit the official website of MAT.
Step 2: Candidates have to click on the link for MAT 2023 Results.
Step 3: Login using credentials.
Step 4: View the MAT 2023 Scorecard.
Step 5: Download the scorecard for future reference.
The admission processes at MAT exam colleges vary as they have their own set of cut off scores. They invite students who have cleared the cut offs and meet the rest of the eligibility criteria.
Following is the tentative cut off for top B-Schools accepting MAT scores:
Colleges | MAT Cut off Scores |
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Sydenham Institute of Management Studies, Research and Entrepreneurship Education | 150 |
Christ University | 100 |
BIMTECH | 120 |
Alliance Business School | 125 |
AIMS Institutes | 120 | St. Joseph's Institute of Management | 110 |
Department of Management Sciences, PUMBA (Pune University) | 150 |
SRM University | 120 |
IFIM Business School | 125 |
Jaipuria Institute of Management | 100 |
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Each college has their admission process. Ideally, the MAT exam colleges process consists of a Group Discussion (GD), which is followed by a Written Assessment Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI). Candidates are called for the process based on their scores in the examination.
Following are the details on the further admission process, common for all the colleges:
Candidates will be divided into groups and shall be given a topic to discuss. For this process, candidates should be abreast with the latest developments in the country and world.
In this process, they will be judged on the following skills:
In this process, candidates will be given a relevant topic to write. The preparation process for this process shall be the same as that of GD.
In this process, candidates will be judged on the following basis:
It forms the final selection process for all colleges. Candidates will face a panel of 2 to 4 persons. The panel shall consist of professors and notable alumni of the college.
Candidates will be judged in the PI based on: