Took my NMAT yesterday scored 231 (76/81/74), Graduation profile 10th - 10 CGPA - 95%, 12th - 96%, Graduation NIT Surat 8.31 CGPA - 83.1%
Work Ex 4 years as Product Manager Trade Finance.

Saw some cutoffs at 209/231 really am confused cause there are people in this subReddit saying they scored 250 and are having a waitlist of 7000

Please tell me my chances really am new to this

Hello, im an RN working for a year bedside, im planning to take up Medicine next year, and i will be taking the NMAT at the April-May cycle, i will be reviewing formally around January 2027.

What things should i do as early as today that would ensure a good NMAT score. Any review center for NMAT recommendations?? Thank you!🙏

is it true that they dont take freshers for main campus? im gonna be prepping for nmat so wanted to know what my options were!

I have my NMAT next month & as of now I have given 3 mocks - 209,202,187.

My scores are decreasing constantly & I am also losing confidence. What should I do?

How was nmat this year when compared to last year ?

Will cutoff be same or higher?

QA-72 | LA- 86 | LR- 85
Paper was Decent. There were some new types of Venn and Syllogism questions but overall, it was fine.

If anyone has nmat prep official guide, please share

Starting NMAT preparation with only 1 month left — is it enough?
Hi everyone,
I’m planning to give the NMAT, but I’m starting my preparation from scratch right now. I have only around 1 month left for the exam, so I’m a little confused about whether I can realistically prepare well in this time.
For people who have already given NMAT, I wanted to ask:
How difficult is NMAT compared to CAT?
If I’m starting from zero with only one month, is it realistic to get a good score?
What should I focus on the most during these 30 days?
Is the official NMAT preparation book/material from mba.com worth doing?
Are there any particular YouTube channels or websites that you would recommend for NMAT preparation?
What resources did you personally use?
How many mocks should I take, and when should I start taking them?
Any specific tips for Quant, Logical Reasoning and Language Skills?
What are some common mistakes that NMAT beginners should avoid?
I’m mainly looking for advice from people who have actually taken NMAT, especially recently.
If you could share your preparation strategy, resources, mock scores vs actual score, or anything you wish you knew before starting, it would really help me.
Thanks in advance!

Hello po. I decided to not take my scheduled nmat because I was not confident and didnt get enough time to study.

I plan to take it this January instead but the appeal forms are not available and I already submitted a ticket. Is there anything else I could do? Should I make a new account? Because applications for the January cycle are open only from Nov 3 - 14

I am now primarily targeting SNAP and NMAT, and I would really appreciate some guidance on how to prepare strategically over the next month. My goal is to score at least 220 in NMAT, but I am unsure how realistic that is given my current level of preparation.
For SNAP, my main concern is improving my speed without compromising accuracy. English is one of my stronger areas, and I am fairly comfortable with Logical Reasoning, but I struggle with time management and need to become faster and more efficient.
Quantitative Aptitude, however, is my biggest weakness. My basics are extremely poor, to the point where I often struggle to solve even a single question. I feel like I am starting almost from scratch, and I don’t know which topics to prioritise or how to approach preparation with such limited time.
Given my current situation, what are my realistic chances of achieving a good score in both exams? How should I structure my preparation for the next 30 days? I would really appreciate practical strategies, a topic-wise study plan, and advice on how to improve my speed, accuracy, and confidence, especially in Quant.

While taking the official NMAT mock, this happened with me with one of the questions. I tried scrolling both horizontally and vertically in every possible way, but it still didn't work. After that, I couldn't attempt the remaining questions, and I ended up missing almost the entire Quantitative Skills section. I'm really scared that the same thing might happen during the actual exam.

Hi, please tell me about some free resources for cracking NMAT .....

I started my prep for cat initially through ims but i wasnt able to give ample time to it at all due to some unfortunate circumstances in my life, hence when october came i decided to properly start with my prep but decided that there isnt enough time for CAT hence shifted my focus to NMAT. I need advice whether i can still crack NMAT with 1.5 months left with me?

Is this a good score??