MAT

Yes, if you have given the exam recently, then it is definitely valid.

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You need faster reading skills leading to quickly choose the right answer option in MAT. If you can read better and faster and understand quickly on printed paper, you will be able to answer promptly in PBT MAT as compared to CBT MAT.

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There is a chance for indira and also for pumba. You can try in both but there is little more chance in Indira.

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200 questions are available but you have to attempt all subjects except G. K.

No, it's not possible but if you have category benefit, then it can be.

It depends upon the number of attendees. The percentile is calculated by this formula:
Composite Score obtained by a candidate/total number of candidates X 100 MAT percentile.

First of all let's address your issue. If you need 12 LPA then take a drop and again appear for CAT, XAT and other exams and see if you can improve upon your percentile. The explanation of the above sentence is that lots of decent colleges don't accept MAT scores so you will eventually struggle to get a good college. If your preference is to do MBA then you can go for it given what you get, but it's hard to get 12 LPA at this percentile leave apart the fact that MAT exam will land you to good colleges. For further information about colleges refer to this link-
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