Please give me a guildline for nmat not affordable up to 5/6 lakh in mba proper guild for give nmat or not?

Hi Hiral,

Thanks for your query. Would be glad if you could rephrase your question as it lacks clarity. According to my understanding, you are interested to know about the NMAT exam, however, you will not be able to invest more than 5-6 lakh for your management studies.

As of now, I would respond as per my understanding of your question.

The NMAT is conducted by GMAC and this entrance exam is a gateway for admission to NMIMS University and 25 other B-schools across India. The registration for NMAT by GMAC 2018 has commenced from July 3 and the last date to fill the application form without late fee is October 3, 2018. It is a computer-based test conducted in a 75-day long window from October 4 to December 17, and aspirants can select their own exam venue/date/time as per their convenience. The participating B-schools of NMAT include Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, Xavier School of Rural Management – Bhubaneswar, UPES Dehradun to name a few. The total duration of the test is two hours, carrying 120 objective type multiple choice questions from three sections (Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning). The registration fee of NMAT by GMAC is Rs.2000 + applicable taxes which can be paid through Credit Card/ Debit Card/ Net Banking/American Express Card/ Diners Card, IMPS, UPI and Mobile Wallets.

Additionally, you can check the link given below to check the top institutes that accept NMAT scores-

Top MBA Colleges in India accepting NMAT by GMAC score in 2018

Now, you can opt for taking Education Loan if you need assistance to pursue your course. Also, you can opt for other exams like CAT, XAT, CMAT, MAT, ATMA exams to get into affordable management programmes.

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Hope it helps! Best wishes.