I have taken NMAT 1st attempt on 9th December 2024. Am I eligible for 2nd attempt?

I got 96% in 10th, 83% in 12th, 73% in B.A (Hons) English and my NMAT score is 222.

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Yes, you can reappear for the NMAT by GMAC exam. As per the guideline of NMAT,
1. In a testing cycle, you are permitted to make three attempts, including your first attempt and two retakes.
2. Two attempts must be separated by at least 15 days.
Since you sat for the first time on 9th December 2024, yo

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