NMAT (NMIMS Management Aptitude Test) is a national-level entrance exam conducted by the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) for Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS) and over 20 renowned
B-schools in India, Morocco, South Africa, Philippines, Hungary, and Nigeria. NMAT serves as the first step to seeking admission in the MBA/PGDM programmes of these institutes.
The NMAT exam is conducted over an extended testing window. Candidates can choose their preferred test date and time slot. You are allowed up to 3 attempts with a minimum gap of 15 days between any two attempts.
Important Dates
| Important Dates |
| Registration Start |
Monday, 5th Jan 2026 |
| Registration End |
Saturday, 10th Jan 2026 |
| Scheduling Start |
Monday, 5th Jan 2026 |
| Scheduling End |
Saturday, 10th Jan 2026 |
| Exam Delivery Start |
Tuesday, 13th Jan 2026 |
| Exam Delivery End |
Saturday, 17th Jan 2026 |
NMAT Result & Scorecard
You will receive your scorecard via email within 48 hours of attempting the test. NMAT scores are scaled to account for differences in question difficulty, ensuring fair evaluation. Here are the steps to access your NMAT scorecard:
Steps to Check NMAT Scorecard
You can view the result NMAT 2026 and download your scorecard by following these steps:
- Click on the button ‘NMAT Results’ given below
- Enter your username and password
- Enter your date of birth, if prompted
- You will be directed to the page having your NMAT by GMAC Scorecard
- Download your scorecard and take a printout for future reference
Your scorecard will include the sectional and overall scaled scores. Your final percentile will be calculated and sent to your chosen B-schools after the testing window closes. You can download your official NMAT scorecard from the website mba.com.
What After Getting Your NMAT Result?
As per their NMAT scores and percentile, candidates get calls for the GD/CD/WAT/PI rounds of the selected B-schools. Different B-schools follow different criteria for overall and sectional
cut-offs of NMAT. Besides, there are variations in the selection process of B-schools as well as particular MBA/PGDM programmes. For more information on the same, you may check the respective websites of your preferred B-schools.
Note that candidates must carry a copy of the NMAT scorecard during the subsequent admission rounds. Also, they should check their email regularly for updates from NMAT by GMAC.
Finally, after clearing the GD/PI round and being offered a seat, candidates must secure admission by paying the first instalment of the fees as per the particular B-School’s policy and guidelines.
NMAT FAQs
Below are answers to frequently asked questions about NMAT, covering cut-offs, eligibility, exam pattern, attempts, and fees to help candidates prepare effectively.
- What is the NMAT cut-off for NMIMS (recent cycles)?
209 overall, 62 sectional; 190 overall, 50 sectional for MBA Pharmaceutical Management.
- Who is eligible for NMAT?
Bachelor’s degree with 50% marks from a recognized university; final-year students eligible, no age/work experience limit.
- What is the NMAT exam pattern?
108 questions, 120 minutes; Language Skills (36), Quantitative Skills (36), Logical Reasoning (36); no negative marking.
- How many attempts are allowed?
Three attempts within the testing window, with 15 days between retakes; best score considered.
- What is the NMAT registration fee?
₹3,000 for one attempt; ₹5,400 for two; ₹7,800 for three; additional fees for scheduling.
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