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MAT is a national-level MBA entrance exam conducted by AIMA. It offers multiple attempts and modes (CBT, PBT, IBT). Accepted by 800+ colleges, MAT is easier than CAT/XAT/CMAT, providing flexibility for MBA aspirants.

Applicants Analysis

MAT (Management Aptitude Test) 2025 – Applicant Analysis

Introduction

The Management Aptitude Test (MAT), conducted by the All India Management Association (AIMA), is a national-level entrance exam for MBA and related management programs in India. This white paper analyzes trends in MAT applicant data to provide insights for prospective students, B-schools, and AIMA itself. This analysis covers the number of applicants over the years, trends by category, popular courses, and application growth or decline in specific streams.

1. Number of Applicants Over the Years

Analyzing the

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Qualified Vs Applied

MAT 2025: Analysis of Qualified vs. Applied Candidates

1. Difference Between Qualified & Applied

  • Applied: This refers to the total number of candidates who have completed the MAT registration process, including submitting the application form and paying the required fees. A prerequisite for applying is meeting basic eligibility criteria, such as holding a bachelor's degree or appearing for the final year.
  • Qualified: Qualification for MAT doesn't have a strict, universally defined meaning like some other

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Cut Off Analysis

MAT (Management Aptitude Test) 2025: Cutoff Analysis

1. Previous Year Cutoff Trends

  • General Trend: MAT cutoffs are determined individually by participating institutes. These cutoffs are used to shortlist candidates for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds.
  • Percentile Range: Generally, cutoffs range from the 65th to 95th percentile. Top-tier MBA colleges often have higher cutoffs, typically between the 80th and 95th percentile. Mid-tier and private colleges may have cutoffs in the 65th to 80th

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Prediction On Num Of Applicants

MAT Management Aptitude Test 2025: Predictions on Number of Applicants

Introduction

The Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is a widely recognized national-level entrance exam for MBA and other postgraduate management programs in India. The number of applicants each year is a critical factor influencing the competition and cutoff scores. This analysis examines past trends, influential factors, and potential impacts to predict the estimated number of applicants for the upcoming MAT 2025 exam.

1. Analysis of Past Trends in Applicant Numbers

Analyzing historical data provides a foundation for predicting future trends. Here’s an overview of applicant numbers

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One Seat Vs Num Of Seats

MAT 2025: Analyzing Competition and Strategies for Success

Introduction

The Management Aptitude Test (MAT) is a crucial entrance exam for MBA and PGDM programs in India. Accepted by numerous Business Schools, it's a gateway for aspiring management professionals. This white paper analyzes the competitive landscape of the MAT exam, focusing on the ratio of available seats to test-takers, the implications of high competition, and strategies for students to enhance their success.

1. Competition Ratio: Applicants Per Seat

The competition ratio, defined as the number of applicants

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Seat Distribution

MAT 2025: White Paper Analysis of Seat Distribution

Introduction

The Management Aptitude Test (MAT), conducted by the All India Management Association (AIMA), serves as a gateway for admissions into MBA/PGDM programs across 800+ B-schools in India. Understanding the nuances of seat distribution is crucial for prospective students to strategize their admission approach. This white paper aims to dissect the seat distribution process, reservation policies, and the availability of seats in top colleges accepting MAT scores.

1. Seat Distribution Across Categories

While AIMA conducts the MAT exam,

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FAQs
What is the MAT exam for?
Can I appear for the MAT exam from home?
How is MAT different from CAT?
What is the MAT application fee?
Which top government MBA colleges in Delhi NCR accept MAT scores?
Can I write the MAT CBT exam at my home, or will they provide a center for this exam?
Do IIMs accept MAT scores?
Is the question paper of MAT IBT different from MAT CBT or PBT?
I got 455.50 marks in MAT; am I eligible to get admission to Christ University Bangalore?
I am expecting 20-50% in the MAT result. What are the best college options for me?