Language Comprehension
Intelligence & Critical Reasoning
Mathematical Skills
Data Analysis & Sufficiency
Economic & Business Environment
Topic-wise Notes
Sectional Mock Tests
Practice Questions
MAT is one of the most student friendly MBA entrance exams in India. It is conducted in multiple sessions and two modes. Candidates can choose to appear for the exam whenever they are ready. Check below the key highlights of MAT pattern and test structure.
• Academic Qualification: A completed Bachelor's degree from a recognized university, or equivalent professional qualifications (CA, CS, or ICWA).
• Final Year Students: Candidates in their final year of graduation are eligible to apply, provided they submit their passing certificates during admission.
• Minimum Percentage: The exam conducting body (AIMA) does not mandate a minimum percentage in graduation to sit for the test. However, participating B-schools usually require at least 50% aggregate marks for admission to MBA/PGDM programs.
• Age Limit: There is no lower or upper age restriction
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• Work Experience: Prior work experience is not required, though some institutes may give it weightage later during the admission process.
• Number of Attempts: There are no limits on the number of attempts. Candidates can appear for all four sessions (February, May, August, December) in a year
MAT question paper will have all questions in MCQ format. Check the table below for sectional weightage as per the MAT 2026 exam pattern:
The MAT question paper is usually of easy difficulty level. Dominant topics are Arithmetic, Algebra, Syllogism. Coding-Decoding and Vocabulary. Given below are the important topics included in each section of MAT.