NMIMS - NPAT

Every year, SVKMs NMIMS releases NPAT merit lists around the month of June. NPAT BBA merit list 2025 is scheduled to release on June 23. Candidates who take the NPAT exam within the testing window are able to find their merit position inside the login dashboard. SVKMs NMIMS releases the NPAT results online on the official exam website. Candidates can enter the login credentials to check the NPAT results via the applicant login portal. The login credentials include application number and password generated at the time of registration.

While practising NPAT mock tests or NPAT sample papers online, candidates will have a test like structure. Since there is no sectional time-limit in the NPAT exam, candidates are allowed to navigate across sections. Similarly, NPAT mock tests will not have any sectional time limit. Therefore, candidates practising the NPAT sample papers/mock tests will be able to navigate across different sections of the sample papers.

Candidates can choose the NPAT section based on his/her convinience of answering questions.

Previous years' NPAT question papers can be helpful in reducing exam day anxiety. Candidates get the knowledge of the exam pattern, difficulty level and type of questions before the actual exam.

Different type of questions in NPAT Quantitative Reasoning section include solving the value of x, converting fraction into decimal, calculating percentage, analysing graph and more.

Logical Reasoning section of the NPAT exam comprises questions to analyse critical thinking skills of the candidates. Candidates can refer to SAT question papers to know the type of questions that appear in NPAT.

Questions for author's point of view in RC pasage, meaning of a word, synonym/antonym of a word, etc. appears in the Verbal reasoning section of NPAT exam. the difficulty level of these questions may vary for each exam attempt.

Questions across NPAT exam are similar to the question pattern appearing in the SAT exam. Candidates must practise NPAT sample papers for better understanding of the NPAT questions.

Yes, however, most of the topics included in the NPAT syllabus comprises topics that candidates have studied until their Class 12 level education. However, questions from sections such as Logical Reasoning will require candidates to prepare for critical reasoning skills. Most of the topics are from the 10th and 12th standard syllabus. With conceptual clarity, any test taker can crack the test with a high score.

Primary focus of the candidates must remain on preparing for NPAT based on the syllabus prescribed by SVKMs NMIMS.