MAT Result 2023: Score Card, Merit List, Cutoff

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MAT Result

The MAT Result 2023 will be available online in the month of March 2023. The results will be posted on the AIMA website for PBT, CBT, and IBT modes. All of the people who took the MAT 2023 exam can look at their scorecards.

For both ways, candidates can get their MAT scorecards by entering their application number and roll number. The scorecard for the MAT exam in 2023 will be valid for one year from the date the candidate chose for the exam.

Online, the MAT 2022 result for the December session has been made public. The All India Management Association is in charge of the MAT (Management Aptitude Test), which is a national test (AIMA). There are four times a year when this test is given: in March, May, September, and December. With this test, people will be able to get into management programs (MBA/PGDM) at colleges and universities in India. Here is information about the MAT Result 2022, such as the scorecard, the dates, how to download it, etc.

How to Check Your MAT Score?

To check the result, candidates must follow these simple steps:

Click on the link to the official site.
The screen will change to a new page.
Fill in all the necessary information, like the Roll Number and the Registration Number.
After you’ve filled out all the information, click the “Submit” button.
The MAT score will show up on the screen.
Get the result and print it.
Candidates are told to print out extra copies in case they need them in the future.

Information on the MAT result scorecard

Since the MAT score is the most important factor for getting into MBA schools, candidates must make sure their scorecards are free of mistakes. The following information will be on the MAT result cum scorecard 2023 for each candidate:

Candidate’s name
Number of the candidate’s roll
Date of birth of the candidate
MAT scores for each section
MAT overall score
MAT composite scores
MAT percentile

How to Figure Out Your MAT Score and Percentile?

The MAT result and score are based on how well you did in Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis & Sufficiency, and Intelligence & Critical Reasoning. The score on the Indian and Global Environment section is not used to figure out the MAT percentile.

Let’s look at the marking scheme for the MAT:

Each question carries one mark.
There is a penalty of 0.25 points for every wrong answer.
There is no way to lose points for not answering a question.
The scores for the four parts are given on a scale from 0 to 100.
On a scale from 199 to 801, the MAT Composite Score is given.
The formula for figuring out the MAT percentile takes into account how well each candidate did compare to how well all candidates did.

What After the MAT Score?

After the MAT exam results for 2023 are released, the AIMA will send the scores to the colleges that applicants chose on their MAT application form. The colleges will then make a short list of candidates and call them back for more rounds of the selection process, which may include Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interviews (PI). Candidates can start getting ready for the GD/PI round, which is very important to pass. They can sign up for online platforms that help students improve their soft skills and develop their personalities.

Those who aren’t happy with their MAT score can take it again in the next session and improve it. The MAT score can be used for one year to get into any college in India that accepts it.

Frequently Asked Questions About MAT Result

Q. What information do I need to check my MAT scores online?

Ans. Candidates need their registration number in order to check their MAT scores online. The MAT 2023 result is posted on the official website of AIMA MAT, and people can use their registration number to download it.

Q. What is the date of the MAT December 2022 score?

Ans. The result for MAT December 2022 was released on December 31. The result sum scorecards for all three modes have been posted on the AIMA MAT website, and all three scorecards can be downloaded in the same way.

Q. What’s the point of the MAT score?

Ans. Your MAT score is good for a year. Those who drop a year will have to take the MAT again the following year. For example, if you take the MAT test in 2022, you can use the score to get into classes in 2022 and 2023 (as per the exam month). But MAT scores from 2022 are still valid for 2023.

Q. What kind of information is on the MAT scorecard?

Ans. Each candidate’s MAT result cum scorecard has their name, photo, signature, gender, category, and other personal information. It also has their section-by-section scores, their total score, and their MAT percentile.

Q. Can I check my MAT 2023 score with an SMS?

Ans. No, this year you can’t check your MAT score on your phone by sending an SMS. Downloading it from the AIMA-MAT website is the only way to get a MAT scorecard.

Q. Can I get another copy of my MAT scorecard if I lose it?

Ans. If a candidate loses their MAT scorecard, they can get a new one by going to the AIMA website and downloading it again. To get the scorecard again, they don’t have to pay anything. Up to the last five sessions’ worth of MAT results can be downloaded.

Q. How do people get into MBA programs while COVID-19 is going on?

Ans. Admissions to MBA programs that accept MAT scores are done online. They do the personal interview, check the documents, and do other things related to admission online.

Q. Will the MAT IBT results for 2022 be released at the same time as the CBT and PBT results?

Ans. Yes, the results of all types of tests (PBT, CBT, and IBT) are posted on the official website on the same day. The same steps are used for all three modes to download the scorecard.

Q. How many MBA schools will let you in with a MAT score?

Ans. More than 700 MBA schools and colleges accept MAT scores as a way to get in. Based on the MAT score, these institutes choose the best candidates for the Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI). Those who pass the GD and PI get into the school.

Q. Does AIMA provide centralized counseling for MAT admissions?

Ans. No, AIMA doesn’t offer centralized admissions counseling through MAT. It only sends the candidates’ MAT scorecards to the participating schools they chose on the MAT application form.

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