Shiksha brings a few tips and tricks to crack the KMAT Karnataka exam in last three months. Check out the article below.
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- How to Prepare for KMAT 2023 in the Last Three Months
- KMAT Three-Month Preparations 2023: Three-Step Guide
- FAQs Related to KMAT Three Month Preparation Strategy
How to Prepare for KMAT 2023 in the Last Three Months
To prepare for KMAT in the last three months it is really important to plan out a strategy for the KMAT preparations. The preparation plan must cover the entire KMAT syllabus, give you time for practicing KMAT previous year question papers and mock tests and also give you enough time for revision. Get hold of the best study material for the KMAT exam. If you have attempted other management exams such as CAT, XAT, MAT, CMAT, SNAP, etc. then preparing for KMAT will be a little easier.
KMAT Three-Month Preparations 2023: Three-Step Guide
To prepare for the KMAT exam 2023 follow the below-mentioned three-step guide and this will help you ace the exam like a pro. Take a look at the steps below.
STEP I: KMAT exam pattern and syllabus
To ace the exam it is really important that the student must be well acquainted with the KMAT syllabus and KMAT exam pattern. KMAT question paper 2023 will have three sections; Verbal and Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Aptitude and Logical Reasoning. The question paper will have 120 MCQ-type questions. Look at the table below to understand the KMAT exam pattern.
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| Exam Structure |
KMAT Paper Details |
|---|---|
| Test mode |
Online Remote Proctored Mode |
| Number of sections |
3 sections |
| Subjects |
·Verbal & Reading Comprehension ·Quantitative Aptitude ·Logical Reasoning |
| Duration of exam |
2 hours |
| Number of questions |
120 MCQs |
| Total marks |
120 marks |
| Language of paper |
English |
| Number of answer choices |
4 |
| Marking Scheme |
1 for a correct answer No negative marking |
Along with the KMAT exam pattern, it is also important to know the KMAT syllabus in depth. As mentioned above, the KMAT syllabus consists of three sections namely Verbal and Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Ability and Logical Reasoning. Verbal and Reading Comprehension section will consist of topics such as Grammar, Synonyms, Antonyms, Comprehension Passages, Expressions, Idioms and Phrases, etc. The Quant section will have everything about mathematics that you studied in school. To ace this section brush up on your formulae and theories and strengthen your calculations. Topics such as Family Tree, Puzzles, Syllogisms, etc. will form the Logical Reasoning section.
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STEP II: KMAT previous years’ question paper and mock tests
Practice at least 20-25 mock tests and KMAT previous years’ question papers because KMAT preparation is incomplete without attempting mock tests. Solving the previous years’ question papers will not only help you understand the exam pattern but also help you in identifying your strengths and weaknesses. On the basis of the mock tests, you can analyse your performance and ultimately improve it. This will also improve your speed and accuracy. You will also find a few tips and tricks to solve the questions easily and quickly. Practicing mock tests will instil confidence in you and you will be able to tackle the questions easily.
STEP III: Revision
Revision is the key to excel the KMAT exam. In the last 15 days, candidates can start their preparation and spend time on strengthening the theories and formulae. Focus more on your weaknesses and revise all the sections.
Look at some of the preparation articles for KMAT in the table below:
| KMAT 2023: How to prepare for VARC section | Tips to ace the Logical Reasoning section |
| Tips and tricks to score well in the Quantitative Aptitude section | KMAT 2023: Exam Day Checklist |
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FAQs Related to KMAT Three Month Preparation Strategy
Q. Can I prepare for KMAT without coaching?
A. Yes, one can prepare for KMAT without coaching. Taking coaching is not mandatory to score well in the entrance exam.
Q. My final year exams have been cancelled due to Covid-19, can I still appear for KMAT?
A. Yes, candidates whose final year exams have been cancelled can appear for KMAT provisionally. They will be required to show the mark sheets issued by colleges to them.
Q. Can I appear for KMAT by preparing mock tests only?
A. No, to track the KMAT preparation progress, candidates must prepare with the help of books, tutorials and mock tests.
Q. What are the important topics of the Quantitative section?
A. The Quant section of the KMAT exam includes some key topics such as Numerical Calculations, Trigonometry, Proportion, Geometry, Algebra, Mensuration, Modern Math, Arithmetic, etc.
Q. Does KPPGCA prescribe the syllabus for KMAT?
A. Yes, KPPGCA prescribes the syllabus for KMAT.
Q. Can I refer to multiple books for KMAT preparation?
A. Yes, referring to different sources for KMAT preparation would be highly recommended.
Q. How can I gain more knowledge of different topics included in the KMAT syllabus?
A. Prepare for the KMAT exam from books and study material recommended by experts to gain in-depth knowledge on different topics in the KMAT syllabus.
Q. How can I gain more knowledge of different topics included in the KMAT syllabus?Q. How can I score well in KMAT exam with only three months in hand?
A. To score well in the KMAT exam, students must dedicate the last three months entirely to studies and preparations. With strict self-discipline and dedication they can score good in the exam. They must focus on strengthening their basics and work on their weaknesses.
Q. Which topic in Quant has the highest number of questions?
A. According to previous years' trends, the highest number of questions are asked from the Algebra topic.
Q. How many correct answers in the VARC section can be considered a good attempt?
A. Candidate must get at least 29-32 questions correct in order to get a good score in the VARC section.
Q. How many correct answers in the VARC section can be considered a good attempt?A. Candidate must get at least 24-29 questions correct in order to get a good score in the Logical Reasoning section.
Q. How many correct answers in the Logical Reasoning section can be considered a good attempt?

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KMAT Karnataka exam will be held in the home-based remote proctored mode. Candidates can now take the exam from the safe environment of their homes. They do not have to choose the exam city and visit any KMAT exam centre in order to take the exams. They can fill the KMAT application form online and take the remote proctored online exam through the link given to the candidates on the exam day or as mentioned in their KMAT admit card. This year, the exam will likely be held in the month of November 2024.
The KMAT exam was earlier conducted in paper-based test mode. But due to the COVID-19 outbreak, in 2021 and 2022, the exam was conducted in internet-based test mode.