How many days are required to complete topics under the NMAT syllabus?

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2 years ago

The time needed to prepare for the NMAT exam would be as little as around two months when a well-rounded study plan is in place. NMAT is conducted to get into some of the most elite business schools in India. The NMAT tests a candidate on the aspects of Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logi

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Abhishek Dhawan
10 months ago

Completing NMAT syllabus varies across candidates. Different candidates may have different strengths and weaknesses. Some candidates may need only a week or two. Whereas some might need months.

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The difficulty level ranges from moderate to challenging. It tests your ability to analyze arguments, find assumptions, and select appropriate courses of action.

No, GMAC provides broad guidelines for test sections rather than an exhaustive topic-by-topic official syllabus PDF. The topics are derived from analysis of previous years' exam papers.

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The Logical Reasoning section typically contains 36 multiple-choice questions that must be answered within a specified sectional time limit.

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