How many questions should one attempt to get 60 percentile in MAT?

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Sonik Sourabh
8 years ago
With 60 percentile in MAT, you can't get good B-Schools but for getting 60 percentile. You should attempt 120 questions.

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GIRISH SESHAMANI
8 years ago
60 percentile in MAT is not going to get you anywhere. You should aim for a minimum of 90 percentile.

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Does that mean, I have to attempt 80 questions with 100 percent accuracy?

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