No, there is no age restriction for taking NMAT Exam.

Yes, you can take the test, but some top institutes may not shortlist you if you don’t meet their minimum score requirement. Check complete NMAT Exam Eligibility 2025 in the above article.

NMAT exam registration start date is August 1. NMAT registration last date is October 10, 2025.

You can take NMAT exam up to 3 times in a single year.

Yes, you can apply to NMAT exam, provided they complete their degree before admission deadlines.

The NMAT registration fee is Rs 3,000 plus applicable taxes. Additional charges apply: retake fee Rs 3,000, rescheduling fee Rs 1,200, and additional score reports Rs 400 per school beyond the first 5 free B-school preferences. NMAT Fees are the same across all categories of candidates and there is no concessions for SC/ST/PwD

Graduates in any discipline or final-year students from a recognized university are eligible to apply for the MAT exam.

The fee for MAT registration is Rs. 2,200 for one exam (PBT or CBT) and Rs 3,800 for taking both the exams.

General category candidates need 50% and reserved category candidates need 45% in their graduation. No minimum qualifying marks are set for the PGCET exam itself.

No, MAT is conducted four times in a year in February/March, May/June, September and December.