JEMAT

Candidates who took the JEMAT exam will be able to access your scorecard online. The Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT) will not entertain any requests for scorecards via email or post. Therefore, it is recommended to check the official website of the university to access your scorecard. Please note that the scorecard is an important document, candidates must keeping a copy of it safe for future reference.

JEMAT exam has questions from three different sections, including Mathematics, Logical Reasoning, and English Proficiency. Logical Reaosning section of JEMAT exam will have a total of 10 questions. There is no sectional time limit to answer these questions. Candidates need to answer questions from all three sections within 60 minutes.

The best books for JEMAT's English section can include

• How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for CAT by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyaya
• High School English Grammar and Composition Key by Wren and Martin

Candidates can also refer to the best books recommended for other MBA exam.

Some of the topics included in the login creasoning section of JEMAT exam are as follows:

• Bar Graphs
• Venn Diagram
• Tables
• Pie Charts
• Line Charts
• Columns and Graphs
• Coding and Decoding
• Blood Relations
• Statements
• Number and Letter Series
• Calendars
• Cubes
• Clocks
• Binary Logic
• Seating Arrangement
• Syllogism
• Logical Matching
• Logical Sequence
• Logical Connectives

Candidates may come across some other topics under the JEMAT Logical Reasoning syllabus.

Some of the topics under the Mathematics section of the JEMAT exam include:

• Number System
• Percentage
• Simple Interest
• Time and Work
• Ratio and Proportion
• Compound Interest
• Probability
• Linear Equations
• Profit and Loss
• LCM and HCF
• Surds and Indices
• Geometry
• Trigonometry
• Permutation and Combination
• Mensuration

MAKAUT may include some other topics to design the JEMAT question paper. Candidates must be ready for topics other the ones mentioned above.

The Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test (JEMAT) is a common entrance exam for admission to MBA/MHA/AICTE approved PG Diploma programmes offered by the Management Institutions of West Bengal. The JEMAT question paper consists of three sections - English, Mathematics, and Logical Reasoning. Each section carries different marks. The English and Mathematics section carries 20 marks, while the Logical Reasoning section carries 10 marks. Additionally, every question in the question paper carries one mark. Therefore, it is important for the candidates to prepare well for all the sections in order to score well in the JEMAT exam.

JEMAT exam pattern is prescribed by the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal, the exam conducting body. Candidates can find the JEMAT exam pattern on the official exam website. Additionally, the exam pattern of JEMAT exam is mentioned on the information bulletin released every year with the exam notification.

JEMAT is a competitive exam that requires candidates to answer all the questions within 60 minutes. The exam consists of three sections, which contribute to a total of 50 questions. It is important for candidates to allocate their time effectively in order to answer all the questions within the given time frame. This means that each question should be given an appropriate amount of time to ensure that all questions are answered accurately and completely. By doing so, candidates can increase their chances of performing well on the JEMAT exam and being accepted into their desired management program.