NMAT 2023: GMAC to conclude registration today

NMAT 2023: Interested candidates can register for NMAT 2023 by GMAC by visiting the official website -- mba.com/exams/nmat.

All sections will have equal weightage and there will be no negative marking. (Representative image)

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NMAT 2023: The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has extended the registration deadline of the NMAT 2023 till October 12. Interested candidates can register for NMAT 2023 by GMAC by visiting the official website — mba.com/exams/nmat.

As per the revised schedule, the scheduling date has also been extended till October 12. Exam delivery will begin on October 10 and conclude on October 19.

The exam will have three sections — Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning. All sections will have equal weightage and there will be no negative marking, and candidates will be given 108 questions with exam duration of 120 minutes.

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Scores for NMAT 2023 will be instantly available for preview to the candidates and the official score card will be made available for candidates and schools within 48 hours of the exam.

The number of institutions accepting the NMAT by GMAC exam has increased this year. Institutes such as S.P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (Global Management Programme), T.A. Pai Management Institute (All MBA programmes), Flame University (MBA, MBA in Communication Management), Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Punjab (MBA) announced that they will be accepting the NMAT by GMAC score for admission in their respective programmes.

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