The notifications for the first MBA exam of the season, CMAT was released by the AICTE. The Computer Based CMAT test will be held in September between 25th & 29th. The CMAT is held twice each season, in September and February, with the best of the two scores being considered for a candidate who attempts both. Close on the heels of the CMAT notification, the dates of NMAT were also announced.
CMAT:
Last Date for Registration: 25th August 2014
Exam Dates: Sep 25th-29th 2014
Mode: Online
Exam pattern:
Total Number of Questions: 100
Total Time: 180 minutes
Number of Sections: 4
Question Distribution:
Quantitative Techniques & DI: 25
Logical Reasoning: 25
English Comprehension: 25
General Awareness: 25
Date of Results: 30th Oct 2014
For CMAT Mock Tests, Practice Tests or Complete Course, click here.
NMAT:
Last Date for Registration: 24th September 2014
Exam Dates: Oct 7th - Dec 20th 2014
Mode: Online
A candidate can attempt the NMAT up to 3 times during the 2.5 month Exam window.
Exam pattern:
Total Number of Questions: 120
Total Time: 120 minutes
Number of Sections: 3
Question Distribution:
Language Skills: 32 Questions in 22 Minutes
Logical Reasoning: 40 Questions in 38 minutes
Quantitative Skills: 48 Questions in 60 minutes
Date of Results: 22nd Jan 2015
CMAT:
Last Date for Registration: 25th August 2014
Exam Dates: Sep 25th-29th 2014
Mode: Online
Exam pattern:
Total Number of Questions: 100
Total Time: 180 minutes
Number of Sections: 4
Question Distribution:
Quantitative Techniques & DI: 25
Logical Reasoning: 25
English Comprehension: 25
General Awareness: 25
Date of Results: 30th Oct 2014
For CMAT Mock Tests, Practice Tests or Complete Course, click here.
NMAT:
Last Date for Registration: 24th September 2014
Exam Dates: Oct 7th - Dec 20th 2014
Mode: Online
A candidate can attempt the NMAT up to 3 times during the 2.5 month Exam window.
Exam pattern:
Total Number of Questions: 120
Total Time: 120 minutes
Number of Sections: 3
Question Distribution:
Language Skills: 32 Questions in 22 Minutes
Logical Reasoning: 40 Questions in 38 minutes
Quantitative Skills: 48 Questions in 60 minutes
Date of Results: 22nd Jan 2015
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