As it's said that we can appear for NMAT thrice, in which months NMAT take place?

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Asked by Tanya Sethi
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Abhishek Desai
9 years ago
Hello Tanya! This year, the NMAT exam takes place in a period of five windows(each comprising of 15 days); thus spanning a total of 75 days from Oct 5 to Dec 19. So if someone wants to give multiple attempts, he/she can give in different windows(say, first attempt in first window and second one in

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Yes, and for a major correction: the last date is Dec 18th. http://www.nmat.org.in/test-takers/dates-and-fees/

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