NMAT 2025 Exam from November 5; Check Section Wise Important Topics Here

GMAC will conduct NMAT 2025 exam from November 5. The test window for NMAT 2025 exam will close on December 19.

NMAT 2025 Test Window to Open on November 5; Check NMAT by GMAC Important Topics Here

Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) will conduct NMAT exam from November 5 to December 19. Candidates were allowed to select the NMAT exam day of their preference using the scheduling window. NMAT exam pattern and test structure is different from other MBA exams, therefore, aspirants must have a different approach while preparing for the exam. Most of the applicants are in the last phase of their NMAT preparation. Knowing NMAT important topics and some preparation tips will help them score better on the exam day.

Section-Wise NMAT Important Topics 2025

Quantitative Skills: As per the NMAT exam analysis from the past exam sessions, Quantitative Aptitude section is becoming tougher every year. However, candidates still find the Quant section of NMAT easier than the CAT. Out of 36 questions in Quantitative Skills section, 12-15 questions are from Data Interpretation. These questions are time-consuming as well as calculation-intensive. Candidates having a strong hold on topics like Percentage, Ratio, and Averages, find the DI part on the easier side. Besides DI, Geometry has 2-3 questions every year. 

Arithmetic is more important than Algebra in NMAT exam. Permutation & Combinations, Probability, and questions from Modern Math accounts to more weightage in NMAT.

Language Skills: This section is different from VARC of CAT exam. Maximum weightage in Language Skills is distributed across Vocabulary, Sentence Correction, along with Idiom and Phrases. Candidates can use the book Word Power Made Easy to cover most of this section. Questions from Analogies appear in every NMAT exam. Reading Comprehension is also important as it accounts to more than one question.

Logical Reasoning: Within the LR section of NMAT, 15 to 18 questions appear from the Critical Reasoning part. Candidates find Statement and Assumption-related questions within the LR section. Set based questionns each from Input-Output, and Seating Arrangement appear every year in the NMAT exam. Clocks, Cubes, and Calendars are among the important topics in NMAT, which are not part of CAT syllabus; however, can help during SNAP preparation. In the Logical Reasoning section, candidates find question from Blood Relations every year.

NOTE: The important topics above are based on the previous year's NMAT exam analysis and might change in the current exam session.