How is the NMAT score and percentile calculated?
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The scores of candidates will be equated and percentile scores are calculated after the completion of exam for declaring the final NMAT result. Check below, how the scaled and percentile scores are calculated.
Scaled scores: The scaled scores are prepared after normalising the marks obtained by the candidates. These scores are equated to account any differences in the overall difficulty level. This process is applied to check the scores are comparable across the different sets of question papers.
Final percentile: The final percentile is prepared after the candidates have appeared for NMAT by GMAC examination. The scorecard of NMAT sent
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The format and exam scores for NMAT are very different from other exams. You can technically apply for NMAT 3 times in a year. You have to pay a price, off-course, but then you can choose the best of your scores. Also mostly the cutoffs are based on your score and close to 210 or so. The score is based on your attempts. Your percentile is calculated based on your rank. The formula is (Total number of applicants - Your rank)*100 / total number of your competitors. NMAT is a mid-range level exam. It isn't tough to get a good enough score but it generally focus on speed. The more number you attempt, better your chances. So practice before...more
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