What is the difference between NMAT official scorecard and unofficial scorecard?

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Abhishek Dhawan | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

Candidates appearing for the NMAT exam will come across the unofficial scorecard immediately after submitting the test responses on the exam day. The score report for NMAT appears on the screen on submission of the responses. Candidates will recieve the NMAT scorecard with the sectional and overall

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Swagat Dash

2 years ago

hi.will the score remains the same or does it change in official score card.Like for eg;- I got 247 in unofficial scorecard, so will I get the same 247 score in official scorecard or will it change?

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