NPAT

No, the NPAT application form can be submitted in an online mode only. The official website of NMIMS NPAT hosts the online registration. Candidates have to complete the one time registration process to generate login credentials. Once login details are created, candidates can fill the NPAT application form.

SVKM's NMIMS releases the NPAT application form in an online mode. Candidates who wish to apply for the NPAT exam need to apply for the exam online. No other mode is available for the NPAT registration. NMIMS will not entertain any requests for offline submission of the application form. After submitting the online application form, candidates must take a print out of the NPAT form to retain the same for future references. However, this print-out is not required to be sent to the official authority. The copy of the filled in NPAT registration form can be used for reference to find any discrepancies in the admit card or merit list.

SVKMs NMIMS releases the NPAT application form in the first week of December. Candidates aspiring for admission to courses after Class 12 offered by any of the campuses of NMIMS must apply for the NPAT exam. NMIMS NPAT exam acts as a gateway for admission to UG courses. NPAT registration window is facilitated on the official exam website along with the release of the NPAT admission handout. Candidates can fill the NPAT form online along with the payment of registration fee. Candidates completing the NPAT application form submission are allowed to appear for the exam as per the schedule.

NMIMS-NPAT (NMIMS Programs After Twelfth) is an entrance exam conducted by SVKM’s NMIMS for admission to BBA, BTech, BSc, BCom, BDes, MBA (Technology) and other integrated courses offered by different schools of NMIMS at Mumbai, Shipur, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Navi Mumbai, Indore and Dhule. This entrance exam is conducted across 49 cities at multiple centres.

Yes. Practising NPAT mock will help candidates familiarise with the pattern, and important topics. Candidates also get to know where they stand after taking the mock test.

When covering topics from the NPAT syllabus, it is important that test takers prepare short notes. At the end of each day, test takers should ensure to revise the notes created to memorise all that one has studied until the test day. Candidates must focus on practicing the questions and making notes, this the only way to remember the topicson the day of the NPAT exam. Candidates must ensure that they organise the information first. Information that is organised is easier to understand and memorise.

NPAT test takers should always attempt answering questions from the section in which they are most comfortable. This will help reduce stress on the test day. Owing to huge competition for 3,000+ seats, candidates must devise exam day strategy while practising mock tests. NPAT exam has 120 questions to be answered within 100 minutes. Therefore, candidates must work on their speed and accuracy to answer the questions in NMIMS NPAT exam.

Other than solving various kinds of problems, memorising formulas and learning tricks for Quantitative and Numerical Ability, test takers should start solving riddles, sudoku and puzzles to strengthen quantitative skills for NPAT exam. The sole trick to excel in the quantitative ability section of NPAT exam is to practice. Candidates must ensure solving as many mock tests and practice question papers as possible. This will make sure that the candidates know about different types of questions asked and the difficulty level. Additionally, practising improves the speed and accuracy while taking the NPAT exam.

To work on Vocabulary for NPAT exam, candidates must read newspapers on a daily basis and try to list down synonyms and antonyms of the new words. Reading books also help improve vocabulary.

While preparing for Verbal Reasoning section of NPAT exam, candidates must recognise grammatical structure and usage, use prepositions, determiners, connectives, tenses appropriately.