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GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) conducts NMAT. NMAT refers to the NMIMS Management Aptitude Test. The NMAT exam aspirants can apply to top B-schools. For instance, NMIMS, SPJIMR, ISB, IFMR, and many more top B-schools. Soon registration for NMAT 23 will start once the official notification is released by GMAC. Most likely it would release in the first week of August.
NMAT Syllabus
NMAT by GMAC paper consists of three sections. NMAT by GMAC syllabus consists of following subjects: Verbal Ability, Data Analysis & Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning. One needs to be thoroughly prepared with logical and analytic reasoning, verbal ability, data interpretation, quant and mathematics
The detailed syllabus for NMAT exam is given below:
Logical Reasoning
There are two main components to ace the NMAT Logical Reasoning Section. To illustrate those are Analytical Reasoning and Verbal Reasoning. Topics related to these main components are mentioned below:
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Analytical Reasoning Related topics |
Verbal Reasoning Related topics |
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Blood Relation, coding and decoding Questions |
Critical Reasoning |
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Series, and Direction Questions |
Decision Making, Course of Action |
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Matrix Type, Classification, and Syllogisms Questions |
Statement, and Inference-Based Questions |
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Linear, and Circular Arrangements |
Statement, and Assumption-Based Questions |
| Blood Relation, Input-Output Questions | Statement, and Argument-Based Questions |
Verbal Ability
In this section, the aspirants have to attempt a total of 36 questions with a time limit of 28 minutes. The difficulty level of questions in the NMAT Verbal section is easy to moderate. Moreover, important topics included in this section are reading comprehension and para jumbles. Further para summary, sentence completion, grammar, and vocabulary.
The Administration states that this section has a moderate difficulty level. As there are a total of 36 questions in the NMAT Verbal section. Meanwhile, the first few questions include 3 comprehensive questions having 4 MCQ questions each. As well as 14 MCQ questions related to grammar, vocabulary, idioms, and phrases.
Grammar questions are related to identifying errors, choosing correct questions, and sentence correction. Further tenses, part of speech, and phrasal verbs. Vocabulary questions contain Synonyms, Antonyms, Cloze tests, and Idioms.
Quantitative
Arithmetic questions are related to the topics Number System, Ratio and Proportion, and Simplification. Further questions related to Percentage, Average, Age Calculation, Time and Work questions. Number System questions are related to topics HCF, LCM, Product of Numbers, and BODMAS. Further questions from Simplification, Number of Zeroes, and Unit’s Digit Theorem.
Algebra questions are related to the topics of Quadratic Equations, Permutations, Combinations, Inequalities, Sequences and Series. Trigonometry questions are related to the topics. For instance Trigonometric Ratios, Heights, and Distances and Applications of Trigonometry. Further questions from Data Sufficiency questions related to the topic. 2-3 statements will be provided based on arithmetic applications. And based on which questions regarding the sufficiency of data will be asked.
Geometry questions are related to the topics mentioned below:
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In Circles, questions are of Concentric Circles, Circumscribed. Further Circle, Inscribed Circle, Semicircle, Sector, and Theorems.
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In Lines, questions are about Parallel Lines, Transversal, and Perpendicular Lines. Further Types of Angles and their properties.
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In Triangles, questions are about Theorems, Right angle triangles, and Equilateral triangles. Further questions from Median Centroid, Congruent Triangles, Similar Triangles, and Perpendicular Bisector.
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In Polygons, questions are of Quadrilaterals, Parallelograms, and Square. Further on Rectangle, Rhombus, Trapezium, Angles, and Diagonals of Polygons.