AIMA MAT Paper Pattern

Hi I would like to have the details of the Management Aptitude Test which is the entrance test held by All India Management Association (AIMA) for MBA admission?

[Kiran Chandar]

Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is the MBA selection test directed by All India Management Association (AIMA). Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is generally directed four times in a year in January, May, September and December. The base capability is graduation in any control from any perceived college or equal perceived degree. A last year understudy can likewise show up temporarily. As a rule, there is a base rate necessity in graduation which is distinctive for various MI's/colleges.

MAT Examination design like exam length, subjects secured, checking plan, marks circulation, sort of inquiries and parcels more that will help the hopefuls in scoring high in MAT 2016 Examination.

MAT Exam Scheme at a Glance

Span
150 minutes

Absolute Number of Questions
200

Number of Sections
5

Number of Questions in every Section
40

Checking Scheme
1 mark for every inquiry
Negative Marking
¼ of the aggregate imprints or 0.25 imprint

Number of Options
4

Sectional Details
Dialect Comprehension
Knowledge and Critical Reasoning
Information Analysis and Sufficiency
Scientific Skills
Indian and Global Environment

The kind of inquiries is of various decision. The applicants need to choose the right choice. There are 5 areas with 200 inquiries. The span of MAT is 2 hours 30 minutes or 150 minutes and there is no sectional time limit i.e. the hopefuls could move forward and backward between the segments. The 5 areas in the MAT 2016 Exam Pattern are Language Comprehension, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills, Indian and Global Environment. There are 40 questions in every segment, and the scores of the Indian and Global Environment are not included the last segment. The hopefuls could begin the exam with any area.

The aggregate signs of the exam are 200 and the scaled score is given out of 800. The MAT Exam Pattern has stayed steady throughout the years.