BMAT 2025: Result (April 16), Exam Date, Pattern, Syllabus, Counselling

The difficulty level of the Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University (BVP) BMAT (Bharati Vidyapeeth Management Aptitude Test) can vary from candidate to candidate. Generally, the difficulty of the exam depends on various factors such as the candidate's preparation level, familiarity with the exam pattern, and aptitude for management studies.

BVP BMAT is designed to assess a candidate's aptitude in areas like Quantitative Aptitude, Logical and Abstract Reasoning, Management Skills, and Current Affairs. Candidates who have a strong foundation in these areas and have prepared thoroughly are likely to find the exam manageable.

The BVP BMAT (Bharati Vidyapeeth Management Aptitude Test) is an entrance exam conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth University for admission to the MBA programme offered by its affiliated institutes. The BMAT entrance exam is conducted in the computer-based test mode across various test cities in the country. The BMAT 2025 exam will likely be connducted in the first week of April 2025. 

The eligibility criteria for BVP BMAT includes:

1. Candidates must have completed a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognisedd university or institute.

2. Candidates are required to secure a minimum aggregate score of 50% in their Bachelor's degree. 

3. There is usually no specific age limit prescribed for appearing in the BVP BMAT exam. 

4. Candidates of Indian nationality are eligible to apply for the BVP BMAT exam. 

5. The candidate should have completed a minimum of 15 years of formal education (10+2+3 or 10+2+4 basis).
6. Those whose medium of instruction in Graduation was not English will have to complete an orientation course in English provided by the institutes.

The BMAT 2025 result will be released on April 16, 2025. Usually, the result is released within a week of the BMAT exam. BMAT 2025 exam is shceudled to be conducted on April 13, 2025, in the computer-based test mode. The BMAT result 2025 will be available online and the candidates who appeared for the exam will be able to check their results using User ID and password. 

The counselling process will be conducted on April 22, and April 23. 

The BMAT application form was released online and the BMAT application form window will close on April 5, 2025. Candidates who wish to appear for the BMAT exam can fill the BMAT application form online and the candidates do not have the option of filing the BMAT application form offline. The complete BMAT application process is online. Check the steps to apply for BMAT below:

• Visit the official website of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University and register as new users
• After successful registration, log in using their login credentials and fill in the other details such as academic details, communication address, etc.
• Upload all the relevant documents such as the candidate's photograph and signatures
• Choose the preferred institutes (in order of preference) from the list of the given institutes. Candidates can choose only two institutes
• Now, pay an application fee online and finally submit the form. 

The BMAT exam is an entrance exam conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth University (BVP) for admission to its MBA and MCA programmes. It is a crucial step for students aspiring to pursue postgraduation at BVP and its affiliated institutes. The exam is recognized for its national importance, as Bharati Vidyapeeth is a well-reputed university in India, offering quality education in various fields. Graduating from BVP’s MBA or MCA programmes provides students with excellent career prospects in sectors like finance, marketing, human resources, etc., along with entrepreneurial opportunities. The exam is widely regarded as a gateway to high-quality education and placement opportunities, making it a popular choice among students seeking to establish successful careers in business management. 

The BVP BMAT result is valid for the academic year in which you have appeared for the exam. It cannot be carried over to the next academic session. This means, if the candidate has appeared for the BVP BMAT exam in 2024, then the scorecard will only be valid for the academic year 2024-2026 only. 

No, for the BMAT exam, you do not need to study advanced topics beyond the Class 12 or graduation level for the BMAT syllabus and preparation. The BMAT syllabus is designed to assess your knowledge and skills at the graduation level, and it generally covers topics within the scope of the standard MBA curriculum. The BMAT syllabus is primarily based on subjects and topics that you would have studied in your Class 12 (or equivalent) curriculum. This includes subjects such as English, Mathematics (Quantitative Aptitude), Logical Reasoning, and General Knowledge. The General Knowledge section may require knowledge of current affairs and general awareness, which may extend beyond the Class 12 curriculum. The BMAT syllabus is usually easy. While the syllabus is not advanced, regular practice, solving sample papers, and taking mock tests are essential to excel in the BMAT exam. 

The BMAT question paper is divided into four sections. There are 50 multiple-choice questions in each section. The total number of questions are thus 200. Each question is a multiple-choice question and has four options each. The BVP BMAT exam is conducted online in a computer-based test mode. There is no negative markings. Students will not be penalized for marking incorrect answers.

The Abstract and Logical Reasoning section of the BVP BMAT exam has the highest weightage in terms of the questions as well as the marks. There are 50 multiple choice questions which carry one mark each. Then comes the Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension section which has 40 multiple-choice questions and each question carries one mark. The Mathematics section has the third highest weightage with 30 marks in total. The rest of the sections have 20 marks each. 

Yes, you can fill the BMAT application form 2024 on one day and pay the fee on another day as it is not mandatory to register for BMAT exam and fill the application form or pay the fee in one go. The registration and application window will remain open for the candidate who has registered for the exam and created a user ID, until the last date of form submission. The applicant can login in and check/fill/edit the BMAT application form anytime during the form filling period. However, candidates need to submit the BMAT form and application fee before the deadline to be eligible to appear for the exam. The BMAT application form will not be submitted until the fee payment is done. The fee can be paid via debit card, credit card, net banking and UPI wallet.

The difficulty level of the Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University (BVP) BMAT (Bharati Vidyapeeth Management Aptitude Test) can vary from candidate to candidate. Generally, the difficulty of the exam depends on various factors such as the candidate's preparation level, familiarity with the exam pattern, and aptitude for management studies.

BVP BMAT is designed to assess a candidate's aptitude in areas like Quantitative Aptitude, Logical and Abstract Reasoning, Management Skills, and Current Affairs. Candidates who have a strong foundation in these areas and have prepared thoroughly are likely to find the exam manageable.

Multiple tries in the NMAT (NMIMS Management Aptitude Test) are accepted for admission to the management programs at the Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS). During the admissions process, candidates might choose to retake the NMAT exam and submit their best result.

Criteria and admissions procedures, however, are subject to modification. For the most current and correct information regarding their acceptance of NMAT retake scores, it is always advised to check the official NMIMS website or get in touch with their admissions office directly.

There is no sectional limit for the BMAT exam. The overall duration of the BMAT exam is three hours or 180 minutes. Candidates have to adhere to the time limit of the exam as extra time will not be given to the candidates and the system will reset after the time is over. There is a total of 200 questions in the BMAT exam, hence, the students are adviced not spend over 2-3 minutes on one question. 

No, there is age limit to appear for the BMAT exam. The applicant must have however, completed 15 years of formal education (10+2+3 or 10+2+4 basis). Student must also be an Indian citizen to be eligible for the BMAT exam. 

There is no other domicile criteria. But the students applying for the BMAT exam must fulfil the rest of the BMAT eligibility criteria including the academic qualifications, language requirements, etc.

BVP BMAT (Bharati Vidyapeeth Management Aptitude Test) is an MBA entrance exam in Bharati Vidyapeeth University. Practice is as given below:

1. Familiarize yourself with the Exam Pattern & Syllabus

BMAT consists of 200 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) divided into four sections:
- Numerical Ability (50 Questions)
- Logical & Abstract Reasoning (50 Questions)
- Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (50 Questions)
- Management Skills & Current Affairs (50 Questions)
_ (General awareness, business news, and management-related concepts.)_

Total Marks: 200
Duration: 2.5 hours
Marking Scheme: +1 for every correct answer, no negative marking

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2. Section-Wise Preparation Strategy
Numerical Ability
Subjects: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Number System, Probability, Ratio & Proportion, Time & Work, Data Interpretation, etc.
Preparation Tips:
Practice basic concepts and formulas.
Practice mental calculations to enhance speed.
Practice previous year papers and mock tests.

Logical & Abstract Reasoning
- Subjects: Series, Coding-Decoding, Blood Relations, Directions, Puzzles, Syllogisms, etc.
Preparation Tips:
Look for patterns and logical sequence.
Solve daily brain puzzles and riddles.
Practice earlier BMAT reasoning questions.

Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension
- Topics: Vocabulary, Grammar, Synonyms & Antonyms, Sentence Correction, Para Jumbles, Reading Comprehension.
- Tips for Preparation:
- Read newspapers (e.g., The Hindu, Economic Times) to enhance understanding.
Practice vocabulary with word lists (you can use GRE/GMAT word lists).
- Practice RC passages regularly.

Management Skills & Current Affairs
- Subjects: Business & Economy, Financial Market, Mergers & Acquisitions, Key Government Policies, Leadership & Ethics.
- Preparation Tips:
- Read current affairs and business news.
- Read business magazines (Business Today, Forbes, etc.).
Re-read management basics (4 Ps of Marketing, SWOT Analysis, etc.).

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3. Practice & Mock Tests
- Practice previous-year papers of BMAT in order to know question patterns.
- Practice mock tests occasionally in order to improve speed and accuracy.
- Correct mistakes.
- Improve weak areas.

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4. Suggested Books
-Numerical Ability: RS Aggarwal, "Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Exams"
-Logical Reasoning: Arun Sharma, "A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning"
-Verbal Ability: Norman Lewis, "Word Power Made Easy"
-Current Affairs: Monthly Magazines such as Pratiyogita Darpan, Business Line

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5. Time Management & Revision
- Allot a specific number of hours per section every day.
- Have a formula and vocabulary notebook to make it easy to make changes.
- Do not procrastinate at the eleventh hour—practice and mock tests are the guarantee.

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6. Group Discussion & Personal Interview Preparation
BMAT also holds GD & PI for final shortlisting.
-GD topics: present affairs, economic policy, business trends, ethical dilemmas.
-PI Tips: Rehearse self-presentation, career aspiration, and typical HR questions.

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Final Tips
 Practice consistently.
 Practice speed and precision.
 Take regular breaks in order to stay focused.
 Check critical concepts and equations every day.

 

The BMAT exam is conducted for 150 minutes in the computer-based test mode. There are a total of 200 MCQs spread across six sections of the BMAT question paper. The total marks in BMAT exam are 200 marks. Each question carries one mark each and there is no negative marking. The students will not be negatively marked for unanswered questions. 

No, there are no subjective-type questions in the BVP BMAT exam. The BMAT question paper only has 200 multiple-choice questions. The total duration of the exam is 180 minutes or one hour. Each question of the BMAT exam has four options and one option among them is correct. There is no negative marking in the BMAT exam, hence, the students have the option of attempting all the questions. However, they must not waste time on one particular question which they are unsure about. Each question carries one mark. 

After securing a seat through BMAT counselling, confirm your acceptance and pay the required admission fee within the given timeframe. Submit all necessary documents for verification, including mark sheets and the BMAT scorecard. Complete additional admission formalities as instructed by the university. Stay informed about orientation schedules and prepare to report to the university on the specified date to begin your academic programme.

Follow the steps mentioned below to learn how to fill the BMAT application form:

• Visit the official website of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University and register as new users using name, mobile number and date of birth, etc. 
• After successful registration, log in using their login credentials and fill in the other details such as academic details, communication address, etc.
• Upload all the relevant documents such as the candidate's photograph and signatures
• Choose the preferred institutes (in order of preference) from the list of the given institutes. Candidates can choose only two institutes
• Now, pay an application fee online and finally submit the form. 

The BMAT exam is conducted in the online mode (CBT and IBT). Candidates have to mark the correct option against each question as there are only multiple-choice questions in BMAT. The detailed BMAT exam pattern is as follows:

Features	Details
Exam mode	Computer-Based Test mode (CBT) and Remote Home Proctored Home-Based Online Test (RPHBT)
Duration	150 minutes
Type of questions	Objective-type questions with four options
Total questions	200 MCQs
Total sections	4 sections
Total marks	200 marks
Marking scheme	1 mark for each correct option No negative marking for wrong attempts  0 marks awarded or deducted for questions not attempted

BMAT exam is a university-level test, conducted for admission in MBA programmes in colleges associated with Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed University (BVDU). The BMAT exam is conducted in the computer-based test mode. The BMAT question paper has multiple-choice questions and there are no subjective questions. The duration of the exam is 180 minutes or 3 hours. 

The key to good preparation for an entrance exam is a set of good and relevant books and study material. The best books for BMAT that the students can refer to is:

• MBA-BMAT-Bharati Vidyapeeth MBA Entrance Exam by Dr. Chandresh Agarwal
• A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R.S Aggarwal
• High School English Grammar and Compsition Key by Wren and Martin
• BMAT practice papers by Arihant Publications
• How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension by Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay

The list of following documents will be required for the BMAT counselling:

• Letter of Counselling
• BMAT scorecard 
• Proof of date of birth
• School Leaving Certificate
• Class 10 mark sheet
• Class 12 marksheet
• Graduation mark sheet
• Transfer Certificate
• Migration Certificate
• Anti-ragging undertaking
• Gap certificate ( if applicable)
• Character certificate
• Certificate of Medical Fitness
• Caste Certificate ( if applicable)
• An affidavit (available in the brochure) signed by the candidate and countersigned by parent/guardian
• Six recent passport-size photos with candidate’s name written on the backside
• Admission fee

Admission to IMED College, Pune, for the MBA programme depends on factors such as, your rank in the BVP BMAT exam, the number of seats available, and the ranks of other candidates applying for the same programme.

For a rank of 296, it’s essential to check the previous years' cutoff ranks for IMED College. If the cutoff for the MBA programme has been higher than your rank in previous admissions, you might have a chance, but if it has been lower, it could be more challenging.

Additionally, consider other factors like your academic background, work experience, and performance in any subsequent rounds of the admission process (like interviews). Getting specializations such as marketing, finance or HR may get trickier with a BMAT rank of 296. 

To prepare well for BMAT and excel in the exam, candidates should adopt a structured study plan, practice regularly with mock tests and previous year question papers, and focus on strengthening their weaker areas. Additionally, staying updated with current affairs and practicing time management during the exam can also contribute to a better performance.

Overall, while BVP BMAT may present challenges, candidates who approach the exam with dedication and strategic preparation can improve their chances of success.

Fees (category wise) for MBA at the Institute of Management Development and Research are as follows:

Programme	Category	Fees	Note
MBA	Open	Rs.89,000/-	Fees are subject to revision as per directives from the Fees Regulatory Authority
MBA	Open (EBC)	Rs.49,793/-	Fees are subject to revision as per directives from the Fees Regulatory Authority
MBA	Open (EWS)	Rs.49,793/-	Fees are subject to revision as per directives from the Fees Regulatory Authority
MBA	OBC	Rs.49,793/-	Fees are subject to revision as per directives from the Fees Regulatory Authority
MBA	SC/ST/NT/VJNT/SBC	Nill	Fees are subject to revision as per directives from the Fees Regulatory Authority

 

Candidates must report to the BMAT exam centre at least an hour before the commencement of the exam. The BMAT exam will take place in the morning shift at various test centres. Candidates will not be allowed to leave the exam centre before the exam ends. Also, they can not re-enter the exam centre once they have submitted the exam.

No, the BMAT admit card will not be considered valid without a photograph affixed to it. Candidates must paste a recent passport size photograph on the BMAT admit card to make it valid. The candidate's photograph affixed to the BMAT hall ticket must match the photograph uploaded in the BMAT application form. Candidates must paste a coloured photograph on the BMAT admit card.

Every candidate must carry a blue/black ball point pen and a two copies of their passport size photo to the exam centre. They must not carry any stationary item other than the pen. Candidates have to carry drinking water in a transparent bottle. No other item will be allowed inside the exam venue. Candidates must not carry bags or valuables as there will be no arrangement for depositing while candidates appear for the exam. Candidates must also not carry notebooks or rough paper to the BMAT exam centre. Any candidate found with an unauthorised item will be disqualified. Candidates must also carry the BMAT admit card along with a government-issued ID proof. 

No, digital copy of the BMAT admit card will not be considered valid for the verification purpose at the BMAT exam centre. Candidates have to carry a coloured printout of the BMAT admit card to gain an entry. BMAT admit card is a mandatory document which is to be carried to the exam centre along with a recent coloured passport size photograph affixed to it. Carrying electronic gadgets such as watch, phones, calculators, etc. are also prohibited in the BMAT exam centre. Along with the admit card candidates should carry the following items:

1. Original Photo ID proof issued by the Government of India - Original Aadhaar Card/PAN Card/Voters Card/Permanent Driving License Ration Card and Learners Driving License are not accepted as valid ID proof
2. One clear black and white photocopy of ID proof
3. Two clear coloured copies of the BMAT admit card along with one original recent passport-size photo affixed on each of them

BVIMR (Bharati Vidyapeeth's Institute of Management and Research) in New Delhi is a reputable business school that offers MBA programs. Your B-MAT rank of 352 is a good rank, and you have a decent chance of getting admission to the MBA program at BVIMR. However, the final decision regarding admission depends on various factors such as the number of seats available, the number of applicants, and the cutoff for the year. It's difficult to predict the exact percentage chance of admission as it varies each year. To proceed with the admission process, you need to first check the official website of BVIMR to see if they have released the cutoff ranks for admission to the MBA program. If your rank falls within the cutoff range, you will need to fill out the application form and submit it along with the required documents. The admission process at BVIMR typically includes a group discussion (GD) round and a personal interview (PI) round. If you are shortlisted based on your application, you will be called to attend these rounds. The GD round assesses your communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills, while the PI round evaluates your academic background, work experience, and overall personality. Once the selection process is complete, the final merit list will be published on the BVIMR website. If your name is on the list, you will be required to pay the admission fee and complete the enrollment formalities to secure your seat. Please upvote if it was helpful

The BMAT exam is conducted in the computer-based test mode and the BMAT question paper has multiple-choice questions. The marking scheme for the BMAT exam is as follows:

1. Total Marks: The total marks for BVP BMAT is 200. 

2. Correct Answers: Candidates are awarded marks for each correct answer. Candidates are awarded one mark for each correct answer. 

3. Negative Marking: There is no negative marking for incorrect answers

4. Unanswered Questions: Unanswered questions typically do not attract any marks. Therefore, candidates are encouraged to attempt all questions, even if they are unsure about the answers, as there is no penalty for incorrect responses.

No, the BMAT exam does not have negative markings. Each question in the BMAT exam carries one mark and if the answer is incorrect students will not be penalised for that particular question. If the candidate marks more than one answer for a particular question, the answer will be considered incorrect. To avoid maximum marks deduction, students must attempt the easier question first and then move on to the more difficult ones in that particular section. If the student is unsure about a particular question, they can also skip the question. No marks will be deducted or awarded for unanswered questions. 

Yes, the BMAT (Bharati Vidyapeeth Management Aptitude Test) is the entrance exam conducted by Bharati Vidyapeeth for admission to the MBA programme at IMED Pune.

In addition to the BMAT score, candidates seeking admissions to MBA programs must have a Bachelor’s Degree in any discipline with at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST candidates). Final year candidates can also apply.