Ques. How to prepare for Indian and Global Environment for MAT 2023? 

Ans. To prepare for MAT 2023 Indian and Global Environment, every candidate must start reading on the important current affairs topics and other general knowledge topics. It is very important to make notes. Learning through flashcards can also be beneficial, as it can help you remember factual information. Read newspapers and other study material daily without fail.

Ques. Which are the best newspapers to read for MAT Indian & Global Environment paper? 

Ans. The best newspapers to read for the Indian and Global Environment paper are as follows: 

• The Hindu
• The Economist
• The Indian Express
• Business Standard
• BBC

Some other materials you can refer to for the Indian and Global Environment include YouTube Channels, various apps, etc. 

Ques. Which are some of the best online resources for Indian and Global Environment? 

Ans. One of the best resources for MAT Indian and Global Environment is the sample papers provided in this article. Candidates can also refer to various YouTube channels for daily news and analysis such as GKToday, Unacademy, Adda247, Crazy GK Trick, Next Exam, Study Zone, etc. You can also join any telegram group for Indian and Global Environment notes, just type in the name of the exam in the chatbox and you can join any group. There are several study groups on discord as well. 

Ques. How much time is required to prepare for MAT Indian and Global Environment? 

Ans. For MAT Indian and Global Environment, candidates have to give at least 30 - 45 minutes a day for thorough preparation until the time of the exam. This section can be done in parts, as the newspapers can be read in the morning and other materials can be referred to during the designated study time. 

Ques. What is the overall difficulty level of MAT Indian & Global Environment?

Ans. On analysing the previous year MAT exams, it can be said that the overall difficulty level of the Indian & Global Environment section is easy-moderate. The Static GK questions are direct and do not require any analysis to arrive at the answers. The questions based on current affairs can be unexpectedly asked from a wide variety of topics. Candidates must attempt these questions only if they know the answer, as there is a negative marking for incorrect answers.

Ques. What is the fastest way to prepare for MAT Indian & Global Environment? 

Ans. The Fastest Way to prepare for MAT IGE is to practice using sample papers and the previous years' question papers of MAT. By practicing these, you can easily understand what kind of questions are asked in the paper and you will have a good idea of what to expect. Also, regular revision is the key to scoring good in this section.

Ques. Are MAT Indian & Global Environment scores considered for calculating the final percentile?

Ans. No, MAT Indian & Global Environment scores are not considered for final percentile calculation. However, the colleges may consider these scores during the amission process. Hence, it is extremely important to get a good score in this section.

Ques. What are the best books to prepare for MAT Indian & Global Environment?

Ans. To prepare well for MAT Indian & Global Environment, candidates must refer to some good books like:

• Lucent’s General Knowledge
• Manorama Yearbook by Mammen Mathew
• General Knowledge by Arihant Experts
• General Knowledge Manual 2023 by Pearson

Ques. Is there any negative marking in MAT Indian & Global Environment section?

Ans. Yes, there is a negative marking to the extent of 25% of the allotted marks in MAT Indian & Global Environment section. As per MAT marking scheme, 1 mark is awarded for every correct answer and 0.25 marks are deducted for each wrong answer.