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New answer posted•9 years ago
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9 years ago
You will need to tell me your state of eligibility, your category of reservation and preferred branch if any, then I will be able to tell you the cut off score. Get back to me with these details and I will reply back to you. By the way for general category, and outside Delhi almost all the branches

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Pratyasha Mishra
9 years ago
This is the first time we are accepting NMAT scores, so we cannot be too sure. However a 180+ is required.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
NITIN DESHMUKH
9 years ago
You need to allocate 3 to 4 hours daily. You must study with full concentration. You must revise the basic concepts of mathematics, verbal needs to be practiced regularly and DI/LR needs focus, concentration and patience.

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New answer posted•9 years ago

How to predict the score card of MAT?

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9 years ago
It is difficult to predict the score card of MAT exam, since scaling of scores is done. But, if you are confident and has attempt 25-30 questions in each section correctly, then you will get a composite score in the excess of 650.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
deepthi Elizabeth
9 years ago
Sorry but as far as I know, you need composite score of 600 to apply.

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9 years ago
I think, you should not focus on your category and aim for a 150 marks. The cut offs changes every year.

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New answer posted•9 years ago
Deepanshi Jain
9 years ago
The syllabus is more or less the same. The bulk of the syllabus for banking and CAT exams consists of:
1. Quantitative aptitude.
2. Logical reasoning
3. Data interpretation.
4. Verbal reasoning.
5. Critical reasoning.
6. Verbal aptitude.
7. Reading comprehension.
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