Is there any option to review answers in the NMAT exam?

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2 years ago

Yes, you can go back and review your NMAT exam answers. Within the allotted subsection time limit, candidates can review and edit their responses in various areas. The ability to switch between sections is nonexistent. A test taker will not be allowed to edit the previous portion if they go on to th

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Abhishek Dhawan
3 years ago
Yes, there is an option to review answers in the NMAT exam. Candidates can review as well as make changes in the answers in different sections within the slated sectional time limit. There is no option to move back and forth between sections. If a test taker moves to the next section, they will not

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