NMAT-BY-GMAC - 2024

   NMAT or NMAT by GMAC is a national-level entrance test conducted for MBA admissions at NMIMS University and other reputed B-Schools in India as well as abroad. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies conducted NMAT until GMAC took over the authority.

 The basic NMAT eligibility criteria are that a candidate must have a bachelor's degree or equivalent with 50% of aggregate marks from any recognized university or institute. Read the article to get familiar with the NMAT requirements, important NMAT by GMAC dates, registration.

Arithmetic

Numbers

Percentages

Ratio and proportions

Averages

Time and work and partnership

Simple and compound interest

Integers

Highest common factor (HCF) and Lowest common multiple (LCM)

Modern Math

Permutation and combination

Coordinate geometry

Set theory

Probability

Venn diagrams

Progression arithmetic, Geometric, Harmonic, Relationship

Algebra

Equations

Inequalities

Absolute value

Quadratic equations

Linear equations

Logarithm

Geometry & Mensuration

Circles

Quadrilaterals

Square and rectangles

Lines, angles, and triangles

Polygons

Cylinder, cones, and spheres

Cubes and cuboids

Rhombus

Trapezium

Parallelogram

3D figures

Pythagoras Theorem

Base Angle Theorem

Longest Side Theorem

Data Interpretation

Line graphs

Bar charts

Pie charts

Tables

NMAT exam syllabus: Logical Reasoning

The logical reasoning section of the NMAT exam tests your analytical and critical ability. You'll be required to analyze arguments and come up with conclusions, thus showing your judgement-making skills.

There are a total of 36 questions in this section, to be completed in 40 minutes. Your score range for this section is from 12 to 120.

The logical reasoning section is split into two sections, each covering a range of topics.

Analytical Reasoning

Classification

Syllogisms

Coding and decoding

Symbol based questions

Blood relation questions

Matrix type questions

Series and direction questions

Linear and circular arrangements

Alphabet questions

Other reasoning questions

Verbal Reasoning

Critical reasoning

Decision making

Course of action

Statement and inference questions

Statement and assumption questions

Statement and argument questions

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