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2 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
Total marks of MAT exam is 150. Every question carries one mark for correct attempt and there is negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer. No marks is deducted for skipping questions. The MAT question paper has 150 questions equally divided into five sections - Language Comprehension, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis & Data Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills and Economic and Business Environment.
Language Comprehension: 30 questions
2. Intelligence & Critical Reasoning: 30 questions
3. Data Analysis & Data Sufficiency: 30 questions
4. Mathematical Skills: 30 questions
5. Economic and Busines
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2 years agoContributor-Level 10
Hi there! Are you planning to appear for MAT 2024? If yes, then you must be aware of the exam pattern. MAT 2024 consists of five sections, and each section is equally important. The exam can be taken either in a paper-based mode or computer-based mode. The exam has a total of 200 questions, and you will have 150 minutes to complete the paper. However, beware of negative marking; for each incorrect answer, you will lose 0.25 marks. To prepare for MAT 2024, you need to follow a strategy that suits your strengths and weaknesses. Understanding the exam pattern and syllabus is crucial to build a robust preparation strategy. Practicing previ
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2 years agoGuide-Level 15
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2 years agoContributor-Level 9
1. The first step is to familiarize yourself with the MAT exam syllabus.
2. You need to fully understand each topic in the Quant, DILR and Verbal sections.
3. You must evaluate your learning from each study session by solving questions.
4. For this, you can test your understanding of the application by answering a few questions after finishing a chapter.
5. Practice as many mock exams as you can, paying more attention to quality than quantity.
6. Analyze your test results and try to avoid
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4 years agoBeginner-Level 5
PGDM-IB - 500 composite scores and above
PGDM-RM- 500 composite scores and above
XAT cut off for PGDM- 70% above
PGDM-IB-55% above
PGDM-RM-45% above.
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5 years ago
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5 years agoScholar-Level 17
Get a good feel of MAT exam syllabus
Find out your strong and weak areas
Start building up the fundamentals and get conceptual clarity on the topics which fall in your weak areas
Do not waste too much time on theory. If you have understood the basics, attempt MAT sectional quiz. Practice after
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