NMAT BY GMAC 2024 PARTICIPATING COLLEGE
NATIONAL LEVEL ONLINE TEST
GMAC releases a list of Participating Institutes in NMIMS Management Aptitude Test. Morethan 35 B-schools India consider NMAT score for admissions to postgraduate programs. Numerous B Schools in South Africa, Philippines, and Nigeria also accept NMAT Exam scores.
NMAT is a national level test conducted by Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC). It has a 88 day long testing window. While filling NMAT 2020 Application Form candidates can apply to 7 institutes/programs of their choice.
The examination is conducted across 66 test centres across 52 cities throughout India and at 4 International centres in online mode. The coordinating body has given liberty to the candidates like:
Apart from NMIMS and its campuses, NMAT by GMAC is accepted by some of the other leading B schools and Universities. Read on to know about the institutes accepting NMAT Scores with the programs offered by them.
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Given below table consits the list of NMIMS campuses and 17 prominent institutes that will consider NMAT by GMAC score for admission to the postgraduate management programs.
Serial No. | Institute/ University | Programs | Fees |
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1. | NMIMS Mumbai Campus | MBA, MBA-HR & MBA-Pharmaceutical Management | ₹9.25 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
2. | NMIMS Bengaluru Campus | PGDM (180 Seats) | ₹8.25 Lakhs (Total Fees) |
3. | NMIMS Hyderabad Campus | PGDM | |
4. | ICFAI Business School (IBS), Hyderabad | PGDM | ₹7.02 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
5. | Indian School of Business, Mohali | PGPM | ₹32.36 Lakhs (Total Fees) |
6. | S P Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR) | PGDM, PGPM, FPM | |
7. | SDA Bocconi Asia Center | International Master in Business | ₹ 1,860,000 Total Fees |
8. | Xavier University, Bhubaneswar (XUB) | MBA | ₹ 860,000 1st Yr Fees |
9. | IFMR GSB | MBA | ₹ 1,345,000 Total Fees |
10. | PGPTBM | ₹ 2,206,600 Total Fees | |
11. | Athena School of Management | PGPM | ₹ 675,000 1st Yr Fees |
12. | IILM Institute for Higher Education | PGDM | ₹ 1,290,000 1st Yr Fees |
13. | MYRA School of Business, Mysore | PGDM | ₹ 500,000 1st Yr Fees |
14. | Pandit Deendayal Petroleum University, School of Technology - [PDPU SOT] | ||
15. | CMS Business School, Jain University | MBA | ₹ 990,000 Total Fees |
16. | School of Inspired Leadership (SOIL) | PGDM | ₹ 1,400,000 Total Fees |
17. | Bennett University, Greater Noida | MBA | ₹7.75 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
18. | Universal Business School, Karjat, Mumbai | MBA, PGDM | ₹10.98 Lakhs (Total Fees), ₹8.48 Lakhs (Total Fees) |
19. | Amrut Mody School of Management, Ahmedabad University | MBA | ₹1.52 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
20. | BSE Institute Limited - [BIL], Mumbai | ||
21. | Alliance University, Bangalore | MBA, MBA Business Analytics | ₹13.5 Lakhs (Total Fees) |
22. | SRM University, Chennai | MBA | ₹3.6 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
23. | BML Munjal University, Delhi | MBA, MBA in Accounting and Finance, MBA in Business Analytics | ₹5.79 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
24. | VIT University, Vellore | MBA, MBA in International Business | |
25. | Ansal University, Delhi NCR | MBA, MBA Applied Finance, MBA Real Estate & Infrastructure Management | ₹3.98 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
26. | Mody University, Rajasthan | MBA in Travel & Tourism, MBA Dual Specialization, MBA in International Business | ₹3.34 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
27. | Shoolini University, Chandigarh | MBA | ₹2.32 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
28. | Thapar School of Management, Chandigarh | MBA | |
29. | Woxsen School of Business Management, Hyderabad | PGDM | ₹10.6 Lakhs (Total Fees) |
30. | Amity University, Delhi NCR | MBA, MBA Agri-Business, MBA Banking & Finance | ₹4.1 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
31. | Chitkara University, Patiala | MBA | |
32. | University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun | MBA in Oil & Gas Management, MBA in Energy Trading | ₹ 1,334,000 (Total fees) |
33. | Hyderabad Business School, GITAM University, Hyderabad | MBA | ₹3.6 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
34. | Institute of Management, JK University, Jaipur | MBA | |
35. | Shiv Nadar University, Greater Noida | I-Global MBA | ₹5.5 Lakhs (1st Year Fees) |
36. | GITAM School of International Business, Visakhapatnam | MBA in International Business, MBA in International Banking & Finance), MBA in (Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management. | 360,000 (1st Yr Fees) |
NMAT B- Schools in South Africa | NMAT B- Schools in Philippines | NMAT B- Schools in Nigeria |
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Gordon Institute of Business Science (GIBS) | Asian Institute of Management | Lagos Business School |
Milpark Business School | Ateneo Graduate School of Business | Lead City University |
North West University | Virata School of Business, University of the Philippines | Redeemer`s University |
Rhodes Business School | De La Salle University - Dasmariñas | Afe Babalola University |
University of South Africa (UNISA) Graduate School of Business Leadership | School of Business Administration, Arellano University | Covenant University, Nigeria |
Wits Business School | De La Salle University | Caleb University, Nigeria |
Nelson Mandela University Business School | University of Santo Tomas Graduate School | |
University of Cape Town (UCT) | St. Paul University Manila | |
Johannesburg Business school, University of Johannesburg | ||
Tshwane School of Business and Society, Tshwane University |
The admissions in various institutes will be solely based on merit of the candidates. The different participating institutions will release their separate cut offs based on which candidates will be called for CD and PI Rounds. The section wise cuff off for NMAT by GMAC will vary as per the following range:-
Section | Score Range |
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Quantitative Skills | 0-144 |
Language Skills | 0-96 |
Logical Reasoning Skills | 0-120 |
Total | 0-360 |
To prepare the NMAT by GMAC cut off list following factors will be taken into account:-
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Ques. How many exam centers does NMAT have?
Ans. NMAT 2020 Exam Centers consist of over 66 test centers across 52 major cities and districts of India. Apart from the national centers, there are over 4 international centers in the Online Exam Mode.
Ques. Is the candidate allowed to change the NMAT exam center?
Ans. The Candidates are allowed to alter the following selections during NMAT Registration Process -
Ques. Which are the best colleges that accept NMAT score?
Ans. Top colleges that accept NMAT Scores include the following :
Ques. Which are the most affordable colleges that accept NMAT scores?
Ans. The most affordable colleges that accept NMAT Scores are as follows:
Ques. How is NMAT Cut Off list prepared?
Ans. The NMAT Cut Off list is decided based on the following factors:
Ans. The cut off for NMIMS Mumbai usually ranges from 208 to 211. But in the 2020 of the NMAT exam, students are seen scoring massive scores like 264, 242. So, the cut off might increase. Campus Cut Off Score (NMAT) NMIMS Mumbai 235+ NMIMS Bangalore 220+ NMIMS Hyderabad 210+ NMIMS Indore 200+ NMIMS Navi Mumbai 180+ Overall, the expected cut off ranges from 215-235. Therefore, 220+ is a safe score to target in order to get a call from NMIMS Mumbai. Read more
Ans. Both the colleges are at par. It is a personal choice. However, exposure is good at BIMTECH but the fee is high. On the other hand, FMS BHU offers the best ROI. The fee is at par with the placements in FMS BHU. Particulars FMS BHU Placements BIMTECH MBA Highest package INR 18 LPA INR 23.43 LPA Average package INR 9.7 LPA INR 9.38 LPA Fees INR 2 LPA INR 11 L - 13 L Read more
Ans. Yes, there are many students who are unable to clear IIFT but do well in CAT. The broad sections of IIFT are the same as CAT, except that they have the additional General Knowledge section. The weightage for the GK section is low. Also the type of questions in VARC and DILR is different. VARC: only 16 out of 35 Questions are Reading Comprehension. DILR: More Data Interpretation questions are present than Logical Reasoning. Out of a 300 mark paper only 30 marks is for GK which is 10% weightage. The cut offs for GK is also low, around 5 marks, which technically is 2 correct questions. Overall cut off for IIFT was 138 marks in a 2 hour paper whereas for CAT was 76 marks for 95 percentile. Therefore, IIFT is comparatively easier than CAT. NMAT is like the GMAT exam. You cannot go back to a question. You need to complete a section in a limited time. Here strategy is important. Skip the questions you do not know the answer to, because wasting time for that is not useful. The question type of NMAT has a specific pattern. You have 3 RCs, a few questions on Probability in the Quant section and one or more sets of Sequential Output tracing sets in Logic. Read more
Ans. The test series conducted by TIME is the best for CAT and non CAT exams like SNAP. For SNAP there are various test series available on testfunda conducted by scmhrd and other symbiosis schools. These mock tests will give you better ideas of the exam. Also, Map the SNAP book by Arihant has past 10 years questions of SNAP and you can refer to those. You can also go for Gradeup. It provides the best test series available for all MBA entrance exams. These are prepared by expert faculty with a lot of experience, they also provide you with complete analysis and detailed performance reports to help you improve in the right areas. Read more
Ans. Applicants will be shortlisted on the basis of valid CAT (Common Admission Test) 2022/XAT (Xavier Aptitude Test) 2023/GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) January 1, 2018- January 31, 2023/ NMAT by GMAC⢠2022 scores, whichever is higher. MBA Entrance Exam TAPMI Cut-off CAT 2022 85 percentile XAT 2023 85 percentile GMAT (2018-Feb 2023) 630 Read more
Ans. If you are planning to take the NMAT exam, you might find it interesting that the exam is conducted in a unique way. Despite being driven by the profit motive, the exam's multiple windows, multiple slots, and multiple combinations of questions make it next to impossible to game the test. The exam does not give you the time to think about which questions to do, nor is it needed. During the exam, you will have to decide whether to attempt a question or skip it within a few seconds. If you decide to attempt it, you should try to solve it as quickly as possible. If you cannot solve it after trying, mark a random option and move on to the next question. There is no question palette, so you will not know how many questions you've attempted properly unless you're keeping count mentally. This might be difficult during the test due to time constraints. Scaling and normalization are used to ensure a uniform difficulty level for all test takers and evaluate them accordingly. Therefore, the premise that the last few days will negatively affect the score seems to be flawed. Moreover, there is no need to worry too much about the cutoffs for NMIMS Mumbai. It is better to try to maximize your score regardless of the cutoffs or scaling. If you are interested in pursuing a management program, you might want to consider NMIMS Mumbai. However, keep in mind that the cutoffs for this institute vary and can be difficult to predict accurately. It is also important to note that scoring above the cutoffs is not a guarantee for admission, as there is a lot of competition for a limited number of seats. If you want to enhance your chances of getting into a top-notch B-school, you may want to consider XLRI, which is particularly famous for finance. Gaining industry experience and taking up a finance course like CFA or FRM can also help you become eligible for the Indian School of Business and other world-renowned colleges. Remember that admission to a B-school is a combination of factors, including academic performance, aptitude, and personality, so focus on developing a well-rounded profile. Read more
Ans. To excel in CD-PI, you need to aim for a score of 217 in NMAT to increase your chances of converting an NMIMS Mumbai call. The CD round can be chaotic, with multiple aspirants trying to make their points heard. However, if you're lucky, you may have a good experience during the discussion. You'll be given a case study, and you'll have 15 minutes to discuss it with the 11-12 other aspirants. It's crucial to keep your points crisp and relevant, so prepare a short speech that conveys your ideas effectively. The PI round is entirely based on your Statement of Purpose (SOP). As you don't have work experience, it's essential to be well-versed in current affairs and important economic numbers. Elections and recent events may be the focus of the discussion. Make sure to give it your best shot and prepare thoroughly for the interview. Remember, the CD-PI round is an opportunity for you to showcase your communication skills and analytical abilities. So, be confident, articulate, and well-prepared. Read more
Ans. Yes, you can easily get into XIMB HRM with your NMAT score. In Fact, there are many other B Schools that accept NMAT scores like The colleges in order of their ratings are- NMIMS Mumbai (212 and above) NMIMS Bangalore (199 above) NMIMS Hyderabad (190â195) XIMB (190â200) NMIMS Navi Mumbai (185+) Honestly, only NMIMS Mumbai and Bangalore are worth investing in. One can certainly apply for the exam again but they must bear in mind that the cost of the exam is costly and you will have to apply separately and fill out forms for the exam as well as colleges again. NMIMS Mumbai lays great emphasis on your work experience So, even with an average performance in CDPI one can convert a call. NMIMS Mumbai enjoys a locational advantage being located in the finance and business hub of the country. It is among the 15 top B schools in the country Read more
Ans. According to the recent trends, the NMIMS Mumbai NMAT cutoff is 208 (94%). Your score is on the boundary and thus serves as no guarantee for admission. The cutoff usually depends on the level of difficulty of the exam and ranges from 207â210. In addition, if you are a fresher or have work experience of fewer than 12 months, your chances for conversion are zero. But if you do have good work experience, the chances are still rare. All I can suggest to you is that you go for a retest and improve in the section you have flunked. Re-trying NMAT might get you a better score and thus increase your chances to an extent. Read more
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, which will be updated soon subject to the notification issued by the University/College
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