How can I crack MAT in 6 months?

manpreet Best Answer 2 years ago

Preparation can be of three types: Self-study, Self-study plus coaching and Coaching. It depends whether you are a working professional or a student. So, if you are a working professional, you have to prepare either by self-study with the help of correspondence booklets, you have an option of taking weekend coaching classes or you can buy some famous books used for the preparation of MBA entrance exams. But if you are a student then you have good amount of time to prepare so you can use the correspondence courses and books initially for self-preparation and later you can join coaching classes for brushing up your preparation with added techniques. So, any MBA entrance exam, generally, has three sections: quantitative aptitude, logical reasoning & data interpretation and verbal reasoning along with the study of general current affairs. So, depending on your strengths, weakness and speed. Prepare the three sections accordingly and nail the exam.

manpreet 2 years ago

Make your plan according to the time, you can give for the preparation on a daily basis. Work on your plan and identify your weakness and strength. Try to plan and identify above-stated things within a week. Set your plan agile and keep buffer time for revision and solving mock test papers. Start with your verbal and quantitative practice in parallel. Keep positive! Solve questions in a specified time frame this will help you in doing questions in time. Maintain a good balance between your accuracy and solving time. Be focused and calm. For the last month keep all the formulas and tricks handy and revise on a daily basis. Remember not to be emotional while solving or appearing for the exam.

manpreet 2 years ago

MAT is a standardized test being administered by AIMA to facilitate B-Schools to screen candidates for admission to MBA and allied programs. You need to have a strategic MBA preparation to crack MAT exam. MAT Exam Pattern MAT is a two and a half hours objective type choice test with the following format:- There are 200 questions in all with four choices per question 0.25 marks per question are deducted for a wrong response; while 1 mark is awarded for a correct response. The test is structured into five sections as under:- Language Comprehension (40 Questions) Mathematical Skills (40 Questions) Data Analysis & Sufficiency (40 Questions) Intelligence & Critical Reasoning (40 Questions) Indian & Global Environment (40 Questions) Preparation Strategy- Indian & Global Environment Majority of the questions in this section are from the following areas:- Current Events & Happenings Banking & Business Sports General Political Information Mathematical Skills The important areas in this section are:- Number Systems Percentage, Profit & Loss, and Mixtures Averages, Ratios, and Interest Time & Work, Time, Speed & Distance Geometry, Trigonometry Intelligence & Critical Reasoning This area has questions related to:- Identifying patterns in number sets Relationships Direction Sense Coding, and Decoding Verbal Reasoning Language Comprehension The vital areas from which maximum questions have been asked are:- Word Analogies Vocabulary with questions on antonyms and synonyms Rearranging sentences Reading Comprehension Sentence Completion Data Analysis & Sufficiency The thrust areas here are:- Data Sufficiency Standard DI tools like bar graphs, pie charts, line graphs, and data tables. Data Comparisons While preparing ensures a sequential and systematic approach, first master the basics and then go for advanced and do not forget to solve a test series in last two months. Good luck.

manpreet 2 years ago

MAT exam syllabus has five sections: Indian and Global Environment, Language Comprehension, Data Analysis and Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning. Aspirants need a thorough grip on logical and analytic reasoning, verbal ability, data interpretation, quant, mathematics and social awareness. You need to work on Data Analysis and Sufficiency / Mathematical Skills, Indian & Global Environment Section, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning.