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NPAT exam comprises multiple choice questions. Candidates find four options for each question in NPAT exam. One of these options is correct.

The NPAT difficulty is generally rated as easy to moderate, with some variation depending on the session.

NPAT test takers should always attempt answering questions from the section in which they are most comfortable. This will help reduce stress on the test day. Owing to huge competition for 3,000+ seats, candidates must devise exam day strategy while practising mock tests. NPAT exam has 120 questions to be answered within 100 minutes. Therefore, candidates must work on their speed and accuracy to answer the questions in NMIMS NPAT exam.

Yes. Maths is not a mandatory eligibility condition to appear for NPAT exam. SVKMs NMIMS conducts NPAT exam for admission to eight different courses offered by different campuses. Eligibility criteria for all these courses will vary. The space below mentions the courses that do not require candidates to have Maths as a mandatory condition in class 12:

• Bachelor in Business Management and Marketing
• BSc (Economics)
• BA (Liberal Arts)
• BBA (International Business) in collaboration with Kingston University
• BBA (Branding and Advertising)

Candidates must meet the NPAT eligibility criteria for specified courses to get admission. SVKMs NMIMS will reject the candidature in a test taker do not satisfy the eligibility conditions, irrespective of his/her NPAT scores.

SVKMs NMIMS conducts the NPAT exam within a testing window. With the release of admission handout, NMIMS informs ths start date and end date for NPAT exam. The examination window is typically facilitated from the first week of January to the last week of May. Candidates must keep track of the official website to know NPAT exam dates and event schedule.

When covering topics from the NPAT syllabus, it is important that test takers prepare short notes. At the end of each day, test takers should ensure to revise the notes created to memorise all that one has studied until the test day. Candidates must focus on practicing the questions and making notes, this the only way to remember the topicson the day of the NPAT exam. Candidates must ensure that they organise the information first. Information that is organised is easier to understand and memorise.

Logical Reasoning section of the NPAT exam comprises questions to analyse critical thinking skills of the candidates. Candidates can refer to SAT question papers to know the type of questions that appear in NPAT.

Previous years' NPAT question papers can be helpful in reducing exam day anxiety. Candidates get the knowledge of the exam pattern, difficulty level and type of questions before the actual exam.

Different type of questions in NPAT Quantitative Reasoning section include solving the value of x, converting fraction into decimal, calculating percentage, analysing graph and more.

NPAT exam dates are released in the admission handout. Candidates are advised to keep track of the NPAT important dates to avoid missing a deadline for NPAT registration and exam scheduling.

Questions for author's point of view in RC pasage, meaning of a word, synonym/antonym of a word, etc. appears in the Verbal reasoning section of NPAT exam. the difficulty level of these questions may vary for each exam attempt.

Yes. Candidates can check out the nelow books having NMIMS NPAT previous year question papers:

• NMIMS-NPAT: Previous Years' Papers With Answers (Entrance Exams) Kindle Edition available on amazon.
• Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) Mumbai for admission to B.B.A / B.Com (Hons.) / B.Sc. Finance Programme - NMIMS NPAT Max Success Book By Chandresh Agrawal available on amazon

As many as six b-schools participate in the NPAT examination process. These b-schools offer more than one course for admission. Candidates aspiring for admission can apply for all participating colleges and all courses based on the eligibility and NPAT scores. The table below mentions the NPAT registration fee:

• Candidates who choose one school: INR 2,000
• Candidates who choose two schools: INR 3,000
• Candidates who choose three schools: INR 4,000
• Candidates who choose four schools: INR 5,000
• Candidates who choose five schools: INR 6,000
• Candidates who choose six schools: INR 7,000

Candidates have to pay the application fee in an online mode.