New Delhi: The registrations for NMAT 2015 will end on Monday.
The NMAT 2015 will be conducted over a period of 75 days, starting from October 6 to December 19.
The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) will conduct the NMAT 2015 examinations this year.
A maximum of three attempts are given to the candidates for NMAT.
For candidates having multiple attempts, the best score (total and sectional) is considered for short-listing purposes. There will be no negative marking present.
The scores of NMAT by GMAC will be accepted by SVKM's Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS). Besides, institutes such as Ansal University, VIT University, SRM University, ICFAI Business School, BML Munjal University, Mody University, Thapar University, Shoolini University, NIIT University and Woxsen School of Business will also accept the scores.
Eligibility: The candidates must have acquired a Bachelor's degree in a related field with 50% from a recognised university or institute. The candidates in their final can also apply for this exam.
Paper pattern: NMAT is a computer based test and consists of three sections based on language skills, quantitative skills and logical reasoning. The candidates will have to attempt the 120 multiple choice questions with a duration of two hours. The timings of the each section are separately timed.
