MAT FAQs

A: The MAT exam comprises five sections, each containing 30 multiple choice questions, totaling 150 questions. Read more details in above article.

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.

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

Yes, it is possible to prepare for MAT Exam without coaching. If you have prepared for CAT or XAT exams, use the same material. Else organize preparation books/material from the above list. Cover basics and then start taking MAT Mock Test from the above links. This way you can prepare for MAT exam without coaching.

Easiest way to prepare for MAT Exam in a few weeks is to take MAT Mock Test from the above links. Analyze your errors and understand your weakness. Then, cover weak topics by referring to good books.

If you have prepared for CAT or XAT exams, revise the same books and preparation material. If MAT is your first exam, arrange preparation books and material from the above list. Cover basics and then start taking MAT Mock Test from the above links. This way you can prepare for MAT exam next month.

One week is a short time. But to prepare for MAT exam in a week, understand MAT Exam Pattern. Then take 3-4 MAT Mock Tests. Analyze your regular mistakes and understand how to correct them. This way you can prepare for MAT exam in a week.

If you have prepared for CAT or XAT exams, revise the same books and preparation material. If MAT is your first exam, arrange preparation books and material from the above list. Cover basics and then start taking MAT Mock Test from the above links. This way you can prepare for MAT exam in one month.

The MAT exam comprises five sections, each containing 30 multiple choice questions, totaling 150 questions. Read more details in above article.