Which is the most important section in NMAT exam?

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2 years ago

All three portions of the NMAT (Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies Management Aptitude Test)—Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Skills, and Language Skills—are critical. However, the value of each component varies depending on the test-taker's talents and shortcomings. Candidates frequently

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Abhishek Dhawan
3 years ago

All sections of NMAT exam hold equal importance as the weighatge in terms of number of questions, and marks are similar across sections. Therefore, no particular section out of three sections hold additional importance. Candidates must prepare for all three sections based on the NMAT syllabus. Howev

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