Business Management Studies

NMAT is expected to maintain a moderate overall difficulty level. NMAT exam focuses on speed, accuracy, and basic conceptual understanding. Candidates find NMAT exam easier than CAT.

NMAT exam is designed with 108 questions to be answered within 120 minutes. Candidates can appear for NMAT in computer based test mode. 108 questions of NMAT exam is divided equally into three sections, namely Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning.

No, the IIM Jammu Handbook explicitly states that a student must not be availing any other scholarship, financial assistance, or support from any other sources to be eligible. 

Yes, the number is capped. The upper limit for scholarship awardees in any given year can't go beyond 10% of the total batch strength. It prioritises students with the highest financial need and the strongest academic records.

Fee waivers are based on gross annual family income of the students as follows-

• 100% waiver: Income below INR 3,00,000
• 50% waiver: INR 3,00,001 - INR 4,00,000
• 25% waiver: INR 4,00,001 - INR 5,00,000

Candidates preparing for NMAT exam must use the official test prep material to familiarise themselves with exam pattern and important topics

Preparation tools and resources  issued by GMAC to help candidates prepare are:

• Exclusive Study Plan
• NMAT Exam Official Guide
• One Free Exam Prep - with two attempts
• Two Paid Exam Prep - each with two attempts

Candidates applying to BBA programme at Mewar Institute of Management should have scored at least  45% marks for General and OBC categories, and a minimum of 40% marks for SC and ST categories. They have to fill out the application form online or offline.

GMAC designs NMAT question papers with three sections, namely Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning. NMAT sylabus has sections similar to other MBA exams.

A good NMAT score, generally considered 215–230. Most of the bschools accepting NMAT score will have their cutoff scores within this range or below. 

The Quantitative Skills section is generally considered the most difficult to prepare during NMAT exam preparation. Quant is tough because its calculation-intensive nature and inclusion of complex Data Interpretation (DI) sets.