MAT May 2024: AIMA introduces MAT 2.0 including business trends, economic segments
Ayushi Bisht | April 2, 2024 | 08:14 PM IST | 1 min read
AIMA MAT 2.0 includes a streamlined exam structure comprising 150 questions to be attempted within 120 minutes.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: The modified version of the Management Aptitude Test (MAT) has been introduced by the All India Management Association (AIMA) for admission to PGDM and MBA programme. As per a press release by AIMA, MAT 2.0 will be introduced from May 2024.
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This AIMA MAT 2.0 aims to cover new segments including current business and economic trends. The revised version of exam seeks to provide a new outlook on management education with industry standards and expanding educational mandates.
"We have received valuable feedback from numerous business schools and stakeholders, urging us to prioritize sections aligning with emerging trends. Consequently, we have made significant adjustments to both the exam questions and structure in consultation with our partner institutions. The advancing landscape of business, driven by the increasing influence of Fintech and technology, has necessitated a paradigm shift in our approach", Daljeet Singh, Director AIMA said.
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"We are now placing greater emphasis on topics traditionally overlooked in management education, thereby equipping aspiring students with the knowledge and skills essential for success in today's dynamic business environment" Singh further added.
AIMA MAT 2.0: Revised exam pattern
The AIMA MAT 2.0 include changes in exam structure, content focus, and duration. The changes include a streamlined exam structure comprising 150 questions to be attempted within 120 minutes.
| Section | Total questions |
|
Intelligence and Critical Reasoning |
30 |
|
Data Analysis and Sufficiency |
30 |
|
Language Comprehension |
30 |
|
Indian and Global Environment |
30 |
|
Mathematics |
30 |
|
Total marks |
150 |
AIMA MAT 2024 exam dates
PBT mode: June 2, 2024
CBT mode: May 26, 2024
IBT-1: May 19, 2024
IBT-2: May 24, 2024
IBT-3: May 31
The AIMA MAT exam will be conducted through various modes, including Paper Based Test (PBT), Computer Based Test (CBT) and Internet Based Test (IBT). This offers candidates flexibility in choosing a mode that suits their preferences and convenience.
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