NMAT Exam Pattern 2025: Marking Scheme, Exam Day Requirements & Total Marks

The NMAT exam pattern 2025 designed by GMAC (conducting authority) states that the entrance test will be conducted via Online Computer Based Test (CBT) mode. The question paper will comprise 3 sections & a total 108 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) that are to be solved within a period of 2 hours. The medium of instruction will be in English.

Candidates are suggested to understand the NMAT exam pattern 2025 for strategic preparation of the test.

The NMAT paper pattern 2025 provides details about the segregation of sections, duration, marks allotment, and many more. In this article, such details are explained in brief.

The NMAT exam takes place between the 45 days of the testing window. Applicants can select a location and a specific day between the 45-days period according to their convenience to attempt the exam.
NMAT question paper 2025 consists of 108 questions which are divided into 3 sections which are as follows:

• Quantitative Skills
• Logical Reasoning
• Language Skills

The following table contains the key points related to NMAT exam 2025 pattern:

Applicants should have proper understanding about the NMAT Syllabus before checking the exam pattern.

NMAT paper pattern 2025 includes 108 questions, 36 questions for each section and carries the same marking scheme for all sections. The below-given table explains the section-wise question, duration, and scoring range of NMAT 2025:

The NMAT exam is conducted to evaluate student’s performance and skills as per the following marking scheme:

• + 3 marks will be allocated for every right answer.
• No negative marking will be done for wrong answers and unattempted questions.
• Once the candidates complete a section, the marked answers will be considered as final & they will not be permitted to make any changes.

Students will receive their NMAT Score within approximately 48 hours after the completion of the test. NMAT score cards will be sent to the students on their registered email. Students can share their result displayed on their score card with their concerned 5 B-Schools.