MAT Exam Pattern 2017 | MAT Question Paper Pattern, MAT Test Pattern

MAT Exam Pattern 2017 | MAT Question Paper Pattern, MAT Test Pattern

Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is conducted by All India Management Association (AIMA) for admission to MBA program across the country. Read more to know all about MAT Examination pattern like exam duration, topics covered, marking scheme, marks distribution, type of questions and lots more that will help the candidates in scoring high in MAT 2017 Examination 

The MAT exam consists of objective type questions. The candidates have to select the correct answer out of the given options. There are 5 sections with 200 questions. The duration of MAT is 2 hours 30 minutes or 150 minutes and there is no sectional time limit i.e. the candidates could move back and forth between the sections. The 5 sections in the MAT 2017 Exam Pattern are Language Comprehension, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills, Indian and Global Environment. Every section has 40 questions and the scores of the Indian and Global Environment are not added in the final section. The candidates could start the exam with any section.

The total marks of the exam are 200 and the scaled score is given out of 800. The MAT Exam Pattern has remained consistent over the years.

MAT Exam Scheme at a Glance

Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is usually conducted four times in a year in January, May, September and December. The minimum qualification is graduation in any discipline from any recognized university or equivalent recognized degree. A final-year student can also appear provisionally. Usually, there is a minimum percentage requirement in graduation which is different for different MI’s/ universities.

The above has been compiled from various sources to impart knowledge regarding subjects, syllabus details, topics covered, examination pattern and marks distribution of MAT 2017 Examination.  

MAT Exam Scheme at a Glance

Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is usually conducted four times in a year in January, May, September and December. The minimum qualification is graduation in any discipline from any recognized university or equivalent recognized degree. A final-year student can also appear provisionally. Usually, there is a minimum percentage requirement in graduation which is different for different MI’s/ universities.

The above has been compiled from various sources to impart knowledge regarding subjects, syllabus details, topics covered, examination pattern and marks distribution of MAT 2016 Examination.