MAT FAQs

MAT Exam paper has 150 questions. The maximum marks for each correct answer is +1. So total marks in the MAT exam is 150.

Yes. -0.25 mark is deducted for each wrong answer in MAT exam.

MAT exam has five sections: Language Comprehension, Intelligence and Critical Reasoning, Data Analysis and Data Sufficiency, Mathematical Skills and Economic & Business Environment.

A: MAT exam 2025 registration last date for PBT exam is September 15, and for CBT exam is September 22, 2025.

MAT 2025 September exam registration is open. Read above article for more details.

MAT Eligibility requirement is that candidate should have completed minimum 3 Years Bachelor’s Degree or should be in the Final Year of Bachelor’s Degree. There is no age restriction or marks requirement.

MAT Exam is held four times every year -- in February, May, September and December.

MAT registration and application fee is Rs. 2200 for one exam and Rs. 3800 for two exams.

MAT Exam Pattern consists of five sections of 30 questions each.

MAT exam is much easier than CAT exam. If you score 60% in CAT, you can expect 80% in MAT exam. Those who prepare for CAT can get high score in MAT.