Ans. Kerala Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) is the annual standardized state-level common selection test conducted twice a year by the Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) under the supervision of the Admission Supervisory Committee. KMAT has been a gateway for aspirants to procure admission into different MBA and PGDM courses.

Ans. KMAT Kerala 2023 is scheduled to be on the 1st week of December 2023. It will be offline or Pen-Paper based Students are advised to check the University website for further notice- @kmatkerala.in.

Ans. The KMAT exam is conducted twice a year by the Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS) under the supervision of the Admission Supervisory Committee.

Ans. It consists of four sections: Logical Reasoning, Abstract Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude, and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension.

Ans. No, institutes outside Kerala do not accept KMAT scores for admission.

Ans. The KMAT admission process includes the entrance exam followed by 2 rounds of group discussion and personal interviews for allotment of seats in colleges accepting KMAT scores.

Ans. A candidate is given State Rank (Rank among all the Kerala candidates), and Home University Rank (Rank among all the home university candidates) based on the score fetched in KMAT. For reserved category students, for example, OBC candidates, will get State OBC Rank and Home University OBC Rank apart from the above two ranks. If a candidate applies for All India level seats, he/she will get an All India Rank also. There are no reservations in All India level seats.

Ans. The KMAT MBA question paper is divided into four sections:

• Logical Reasoning (75 MCQs)
• Abstract Reasoning (25 MCQs )
• Quantitative Aptitude (MCQs)
• Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (MCQs)

Ans. There is no sectional time limit for the KMAT exam. The candidates can wisely divide 150 minutes in solving the question paper. You need to give the required amount of time according to your ability.