CMAT is central management aptitude Entrance test taken by Tribhuvan University. Every applicant of BBA/ BIM/ BHM/ BTTM / BBM/ BMS/ BPA/ BBA-Finance Programme is required to appear in the Entrance Test (CMAT) conducted by Faculty of Management, TU. The test follows the standard testing pattern and includes areas like Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning and General Awareness.
CMAT EXAMINATION:
The CMAT exam scores the candidates on the basis of their knowledge/aptitude in verbal ability, quantitative ability, logical reasoning, and general awareness. The test is based on the SAT format.
Full Marks: 100
Pass Marks: 40
Time: 90 Minutes
1. Verbal Ability Section: Questions: 25; Marks: 25
Verbal ability is test designed to check the skills of the students in the field of word power to express ideas using words. To score in verbal ability, one should improve vocabulary and grammatical skills. Verbal Ability comprises 25 out of 100 Marks in the syllabus in Central Management Admission Test (CMAT).
2. Quantitative Aptitude Section: Questions: 25; Marks: 25
Quantitative aptitude tests students ability to solve mathematical problem critically with the use of logical and analytical skills.Quantitative Aptitude Section comprises 25 out of 100 Marks in the syllabus in Central Management Admission Test (CMAT)
3. Logical Reasoning : Questions: 25; Marks: 25
Logical reasoning tests are a broad group of aptitude tests in which premises and relations between premises are used in a rigorous manner to find out conclusions implied by the premises and relations.
In Central Management Admission Test (CMAT), logical reasoning comprises 25 out of 100 Marks in the syllabus.
4. General Awareness : Questions: 25; Marks: 25
General Awareness covers currents affairs ( Business, Politics,Economy, Sports), Science & Literature, various Management Theories, Interesting and Current Fact. In Central Management Admission Test (CMAT), general awareness comprises 25 out of 100 Marks in the syllabus.
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