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Table of Contents

What this book about? .............................................................................. 3

Introduction: ............................................................................................. 4

MAT Eligibility .......................................................................................... 5

Validity of MAT Score: .............................................................................. 5

How to apply for September 2013 ............................................................. 6

Sale Counters .......................................................................................... 6

Important Dates ........................................................................................ 6

Pattern of MAT entrance Exam ................................................................. 7

Sections with Questions ............................................................................ 7

Detailed Syllabus ...................................................................................... 8

Quantitative Ability: .............................................................................. 8

DI And Reasoning: ................................................................................ 8

Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability: ............................................. 9

General Awareness: ................................................................................ 9

Intelligence and Critical Reasoning...................................................... 10

Indian and Global Environment ........................................................... 10

Preparation for September MAT 2013 ..................................................... 11

Tackling each Section ........................................................................... 12

MAT Exam analysis for February and May 2013 .................................... 14

MAT February 2013 Analysis ............................................................... 14

MAT May 2013 Analysis ....................................................................... 15

Importance of solving Mock Test Papers ................................................ 17

Test taking tips and strategies ................................................................. 18

Before the Test ........................................................................................ 18

Participating institutes: .......................................................................... 20

Other Useful Links: ................................................................................. 22

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What this book about?

MAT (Management Aptitude Test) is one of the most essential entrance tests for admission in PGDM. Students of all streams – arts, commerce, science, engineering, medicine and architecture can pursue a career in Management after clearing MAT entrance exam. MAT is conducted by All India Management Association (AIMA) and occurs four times a year. This eBook guides you in preparation of MAT exam. This eBook covers all the aspects related to MAT starting from eligibility criteria, important dates to exam pattern, syllabus and preparation tips.

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Introduction:

Management Aptitude Test, also known as MAT among the MBA aspirants is one of the most popular MBA entrance exams of India today. Conducted by All India Management Association (AIMA), the exam is conducted four times a year in the months of February, May, September and December. The objective behind conducting MAT four times a year is to provide MBA aspirant more opportunities to improve their scores and better their chance in admission for a particular academic year instead of waiting for one more year. Started as a paper pencil based test, MAT gradually developed to a computer based test as well. But unlike CAT, which is now conducted only in the computer based format, MAT is conducted in both paper pencil based format as well as the computer based format. From the year 2009, MAT introduced its computer based format. MBA institutes offering recognized MBA programs and allied fields can participate in MAT. It is for the MBA aspirants to take MAT for admission into the Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) and equivalent MBA programs offered by participating B-schools. All B schools that participate in MAT are either AICTE (All Indian Council for Technical Education) approved or affiliated to universities. MAT is one of the most popular competitive exams among MBA aspirants as it gets them access to a large number of good B schools in India. Also, the other reason that attributes to the immense popularity of this exam is that the candidates can choose to take either Paper Based Test or Computer Based Test as per their convenience. „Computer Based Test‟ assumes that the candidate has basic familiarity with use of computers like use of keyboard and mouse operation. It is the responsibility of the candidate to acquire these skills before appearing in the test and AIMA cannot take responsibility for the same. Online MAT is offered over a period of time and the candidate can choose the center, the

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day and time of his/her convenience to take the test. This is unlike the Paper Based Test, which is generally offered on a single day to all candidates. In traditional Paper Based Test, Candidate is supposed to bring Pen, HB-Pencils, Erasers and Sharper with him/her whereas the Question Paper & OMR Answer Sheet is provided at the Test Centre. MAT (Management Aptitude Test) is one of the most essential entrance tests for admission in PGDM. Students of all streams can pursue a career in Management after clearing MAT entrance exam. The exam has got a status of National Entrance test by the Ministry of Human Resource Development. It is conducted in all the major cities of the country. The MAT is generally valid for the duration of one year form the date of result declaration. MAT exam is normally considered as less tough to crack as compared to CAT exam.

MAT Eligibility

The minimum qualification for appearing in MAT is graduation in any discipline from any recognized University or equivalent.

A final year student in any undergraduate (i.e. B.A, B.Sc., B.Com, B.Tech. etc.) can also apply.

Usually, there is a minimum percentage requirement in graduation which is different for different management institutes and universities.

However, there is no restriction regarding percentages for taking the MAT test, no age bar and no experience required.

Validity of MAT Score:

MAT scores are valid for one year for most management institutes. It help students in getting admissions in various management programs such as Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) in Insurance Management, HR, Finance, Marketing, Operations, and International Business, Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology &

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Management (PGDITM) in IT Marketing, E-Commerce, Information Systems Management etc.

How to apply for September 2013

Candidate can choose any one of the following modes to apply.

Obtain Form with MAT Bulletin/CD against cash payment of Rs 1200/- (One thousand two hundred only) from listed branches of Bank of Baroda, Axis Bank, listed Study Centre‟s of AIMA OR from AIMA, New Delhi.

Obtain crossed Demand Draft (DD) of Rs 1200/- (One thousand two hundred only) in favour of 'All India Management Association' payable at Delhi from any Bank. Register online at website http://apps.aima.in/matsept13 along with the DD details. Detailed procedure is given on the website link.

Register online at website link http://apps.aima.in/matsept13 with Credit Card payment. Detailed procedure is given on the website link.

Sale Counters

Branches of Bank of Baroda Branches of Axis Bank AIMA Study Centres

IMPORTANT DATES:

MAT Exam date: 1st September, 2013 (Sunday) Last Date For sale of Forms: 17 August 2013 (Saturday) Last Date for submission of filled in Registration Forms at AIMA, New Delhi: 19 August 2013 (Monday) Last Date for Online Registration: 17 August 2013 (Saturday) Last Date for submission of filled in Online Registration Forms at AIMA, New Delhi: 19 August 2013 (Monday)

http://apps.aima.in/matsept13

http://apps.aima.in/matsept13

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Pattern of MAT entrance Exam

Total number of Questions: 200 Total Time allocated: 150 minutes Marks allocation Correct attempt: 1 mark Incorrect attempt: Negative marking not specified

Sections with Questions

MAT entrance exam covers five sections in all. Scores of first four sections compose the final scores. However, institutions might choose to consider the score of the General Awareness section. MAT is the test conducted by All India Management Testing Service for entering into MBA or equivalent post graduate programs. The five sections mentioned above are basically comprised of the following five papers: Section

No Section

No of Questions

Time Suggested (Minutes)

1. Language Comprehension 40 30

2. Mathematical Skills 40 40

3. Data Analysis and

Sufficiency 40 35

4. Intelligence and Critical

Reasoning 40 30

5. Indian and Global

Environment 40 15

Total 200 150

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Detailed Syllabus

Quantitative Ability:

Geometry, (Lines, angles, Triangles, Spheres, Rectangles, Cube, Cone etc) Ratios and Proportion, Percentages, In-equations Quadratic and linear equations Algebra, Profit & Loss, Averages, Partnership (Accounts), Time-Speed-Distance, Work and time, Number system, HCF & LCM, Geometric Progression, Arithmetic progression, Arithmetic mean, Geometric mean, Harmonic mean, Median, Mode, Number Base System, BODMAS, Menstruation, Allegation & Mixtures, Work, Pipes and Cisterns, Simple Interest & Compound Interest, Set Theory, Venn diagram, Instalment Payments, Clocks, Probability, Permutations Combinations, Trigonometry, Vectors, Binomial Expansion, Co-ordinate geometry, Logarithm, Calendar, Maxima & Minima Progression, Surds & Indices Complex numbers Etc. The Mathematical Skill section though most dreaded is one that is capable of fetching you 100% marks. However, for that one needs to have enough practice on MAT practice papers, evolve the technique of solving through the elimination process so as to arrive at the correct option. The elimination process though commonly advised should be used judicially since it means spending a lot of time on one problem. This section should be allocated a maximum of 40 minutes considering its importance and difficulty level.

DI And Reasoning:

Data Interpretation based on text, Data Interpretation based on graphs and tables. Graphs can be Column graphs, Bar Graphs, Line charts, Pie Chart, Graphs representing Area, Venn diagram, etc. Critical reasoning, Visual reasoning, Assumption-Premise-Conclusion, Assertion and reasons, Statements and assumptions, identifying valid inferences , identifying Strong arguments and Weak arguments, Statements and conclusions, Cause and Effect,

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Identifying Probably true, Probably false, definitely true, definitely false kind of statement, Linear arrangements, Matrix arrangements. Puzzles, Syllogisms, Functions, Family tree - identifying relationship among group of people, Symbol Based problems, Coding and decoding , Sequencing , identifying next number in series, etc. The Data Analysis and Sufficiency is another highly scoring section hence, after spending enough time at the Maths section one should shift their concentration to the Data Analysis section. This section needs ample time and also makes use of the elimination process though in a slightly way. 35 minutes of the total time should be spent on this section.

Language Comprehension/Verbal Ability:

Passage Comprehension, Verbal Reasoning, Syllogisms , Contextual usage, Analogies, Antonyms, Fill In the Blanks, Jumbled paragraphs with 4 or 5 sentences, Jumbled paragraphs (6 sentences with first and last fixed), Sentence Correction, Foreign language words used in English, Sentence completion, Sentence correction, odd man out, idioms, one word substitution, Different usage of same word etc. The language comprehension section is of the sorts we have been solving since our school days hence it should not be new to the candidates and one should try to solve them as quickly as possible. One old trick to solve the comprehension section is to read the questions before reading the comprehension so that one can make a mental note of some of the keywords and pay special attention to them when seen in the comprehension. Though should be done quickly it is important that this section be attempted with full concentration so that no time is wasted in going through the passage again and again. It is advisable to spend 30 minutes or less on this section.

General Awareness:

Current Affairs, Business, Punch line of companies, Top officials of big companies, Major corporate events, Famous award and prizes,World Records, Books and authors, Science, History, Geography, International organizations, Important quotations, Social issues, Sports, Finance, Automobiles, Entertainment, Politics, etc.

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Intelligence and Critical Reasoning The Intelligence and Critical Reasoning section is usually full of traps and one must be ready to read between the lines of every question placed in front of them. It always helps to make a diagram of the arguments and options available, also try reading and re-phrasing the question before you jump on to answering it so that you are extremely sure of what exactly are you looking for in the answer. From personal experience always beware of the word "EXCEPT" it usually turns the meaning of question around and the shifts the stimulus. Try solving enough MAT mock test papers to get an idea. A section of average difficulty, this section should be allotted 30 minutes by every candidate to be able to manage time efficiently. Indian and Global Environment

The final section termed as the Indian and Global Environment section is actually a general awareness section and can be tackled best by going through previous years' papers and making newspaper reading into a habit. Enough practice of sample papers, previous years' papers and a habit of reading the newspaper regularly and attentively is the way to attaining a good enough score card at the MAT. Since this section requires no calculations or techniques, it should be solved in the least possible time and should not be given any more than 15 minutes. NOTE: This is not an exhaustive list of syllabus but an indicative list observed over the pattern of MAT entrance exam till date. Few important reference books are: R. S. Aggarwal – Math‟s - XI & XII R.S. Agarwal – Reasoning R.S.Aggarwal – Quantitative Aptitude R.D Sharma - Quantitative Aptitude S.L. Loni – Plane Trigonometry (Part I) S.L. Loni – Co-ordinate Geometry Hall & Knight – Higher Algebra Arihant Publication books for competitive

exams Master the Mat Mat Secrets 501 Word Analogy Questions Kaplan Magical Book on Quicker Maths M. Tyra

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Practice Book on quicker Maths M. Tyra & K. Kundan Analytical Reasoning by M. K. Pendy Problem solving (Puzzles) by K. Kundan

Preparation for September MAT 2013

MAT being a knowledge-based test with objective-type test pattern, will examine your general aptitude across varied parameters such as Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis & Sufficiency, Intelligence & Critical Reasoning, Indian & Global Environment etc. Hence, MAT preparation calls for carefully devised strategy, which helps you cover maximum topics and score high to get call from good management institutes across the country. Since the aspect of negative marking of 25 percent exists, you need to be watchful and wise, and formulate a strategy to qualify the cut offs for each section. Hence, a decent level of preparation would suffice for this objective. To get a better result, it is good and advisable to start preparing as early as possible. By reading daily newspapers and magazines you can improve your vocabulary in English. Also by watching English news channels, various usage of a particular word can be noted down. For the other sections, it is important that you practice as many problems as you can. But it is also important that you don‟t repeat the mistakes time and again. Once you identify a mistake, you must certainly ensure that you understand the concept thoroughly. In addition to this, you must prepare a timetable to help you allocate your time in the best way possible. The best method is to be systematic in studies. It would help you make fruitful use of time. Too much of study, at the same time, may lead to tiredness which will make it difficult for you to cover all the portions but, a small break will help to freshen up your mind. If you start your preparation early, you will get the better result.

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Tackling each Section

For cracking MAT, it is really essential for you attempt and score in each section. It should always be kept in mind that scoring very high in one section and very low in the other will affect your overall percentile. So, to have a balance is very essential. Here are some tips to help you out: Quantitative Ability: The quantitative ability of MAT checks your basic knowledge of math and that is why MAT exam has relatively easy math sums as compared to CAT or XAT, except probability and permutations which may prove difficult. Generally the paper can be solved with some patience and a lot of practice. So, as mentioned earlier - stick to basics. Data Analysis and Sufficiency (DI): The DI section of MAT consists of conventional data interpretation like graphs and charts with questions based on finding percentage increase or decrease. This section, in particular, gives you the opportunity to score as high as you can because if you interpret even one table or graph, you can correctly answer 4 to 5 questions following it. But, you should also be very attentive and careful as the speed breaker questions, most of the times, are in this section only. Reasoning: Practicing from previous question papers of MAT will be the best way to get an idea of this section. Like many other MBA Entrance exams, MAT also follows old GRE books, so, it will be a good idea to get a reference from them. Verbal Ability: Verbal Ability section of MAT is pure comprehension. This is the area of concern for most students while we think it is an opportunity in disguise as this section, like the DI section, will help you score very high. Once you

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understand one paragraph, you will be able to answer 4 to 5 question based on the same Passage. It not only saves time but also gives you a lot of confidence. Only thing that can help you here is reading and reading a lot. The other most important trick or technique we will like to suggest is to attempt and solve as many mock test as you can because that will help you develop a habit of writing test in specified time and you can also know your strength and weaknesses. It is strictly advisable to follow a step-by-step process:

1. Basic Math‟s Concepts.

The best way shall be to start practicing from the text books of Class 10 or from the study material provided by the institute who also provide classes for clearing entrance tests. Learn as many formulas as possible and try to develop your own shortcuts.

2. Vocabulary

Reading a lot and observing how words are used in different contexts will be of great help.

3. Reading

Newspapers, Magazines and TV can be a great help here as well. Magazines, not necessarily should be on politics, business or anything like that. You can also read a fashion-magazine or sports-magazine or general current affairs magazine for that matter. The basic idea is to develop a reading and comprehending habit.

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4. Reasoning skills can be improved by solving puzzles

Practice a lot. Solving sets of questions within a time frame with concentration could be miraculous. Devoting equal time on each question and section will be of great help as well.

5. Know your Strength and Weakness

Once you know your strengths and weaknesses go for some full-length tests. Observe how you could improve your score with each passing test.

MAT Exam analysis for February and May 2013

MAT February 2013 Analysis MAT February exam was of easy to moderate difficulty level. The exam pattern is more or less static hence it doesn‟t have much change in the broad pattern or question types. The section wise analysis is as follows: Mathematical Skills • The majority of the questions were from Arithmetic area. The topics ranged from Time and Distance, Time and Work, Mensuration, Percentages, Equations, Ratios, Averages, Mixtures and Allegations, SICI, Numbers. • About 10 questions were on Higher Maths. The topics included P&C, Probability, Heights and Distances. • The questions were mainly doable and were on basic level. The section can be termed as moderate. Data Analysis and Sufficiency • The section comprised of questions on Data Interpretation, Data Sufficiency and Data comparison. Majority of the questions were on Data Interpretation. • The topics were pie chart, tables and line graph. The questions from Data Comparison and Data Sufficiency were on easier lines. It involved basic

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calculation on percentages, comparison of fractions and simple mathematical operations. • The difficulty level of the section can be termed as moderate. Intelligence and Critical Reasoning • The questions were a mix of analytical and critical reasoning. • The analytical reasoning questions were of easy difficulty level. • The questions on Critical Reasoning were on Statement & Conclusions, Cause & Effect, and Assertion & Reasons. • This area was of moderate difficulty level. Overall, this section was of easy difficulty level. Language Comprehension • This area had 20 questions on English Usage and 20 questions on Reading Comprehension. There were five passages which were of moderate length. • The questions were direct and on easy lines. • The topics of English Usage were PFQs, jumbled words and sentences, odd man out, best essence of Para, best sentence etc. This area was of moderate difficulty level.

Indian and Global Environment This area can be classified as moderate to difficult. The questions were mixed between static general knowledge and current affairs.

MAT May 2013 Analysis

The exam pattern is more or less static hence it doesn‟t have much change

in the broad pattern or question types. The overall difficulty level was easy to

moderate. The section wise analysis is as follows:

Language Comprehension

The section was a mix of Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary. There

were five reading comprehension passages which were of approximately

500 to 600 words. Each passage had four questions. While three of the

passages were straight forward and fact based, two were abstract and

inferential in nature.

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The vocabulary and grammar questions were on Antonyms, Fill in the

blanks and Odd word out, jumbled words and sentences, Para jumbles and

sentence correction. Overall difficulty level of this section was moderate to

difficult and was quite lengthy too.

Intelligence and Critical Reasoning

This section was the easiest in the whole paper. Maximum number of

questions appeared from Mathematical Reasoning, which were 27. The

other questions were on Verbal Ability which was asked on topics of

Analogy, Series, Statement-Conclusion, Blood Relations, Directions,

Analytical Reasoning, Assertion Reason and Cause and Effect. The overall

difficulty level was Easy with questions on Series and Analytical Reasoning

going up to moderate level.

Mathematical Skills

This section had questions from diverse areas. Majority of the questions

were on Arithmetic. The topics of the Arithmetic questions were Ratio,

Profit & Loss, Averages, Time-Speed-Distance, Time & Work, Partnerships

and Percentages. Some of the questions were ambiguous in nature. The

other topics were Geometry and Mensuration, Cubes, Number System,

Probability and others. The difficulty level of this section was easy. Few

questions were of moderate difficulty level.

Data Analysis and Sufficiency

This section was of highest difficulty level. The topics of this section from

which the questions arrived were Caselet, Bar Graph, line Graph, Pie Chart,

Mixed, Table, Data Sufficiency and Data Comparison. The questions were

calculation intensive.

Indian and Global Environment

Though this section was a mix of current affairs and static GK, but it was

mostly dominated by current GK questions. The difficulty level ranged

from easy to moderate. The topics of the questions were Business

Awareness, Politics, Sports, Books and Authors etc.

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Importance of solving Mock Test Papers

Preparation for any entrance examination is incomplete without practicing mock tests. These are usually question papers which are similar to the pattern of the main exams. Management Aptitude Test is the entrance examination conducted by AIMA, which one must clear to gain admission in the participating B-schools of the country. Before you sit for the main examination, you must be well aware about what is coming your way and you know what‟s in it for you. The importance of the mock tests can be understood with the help of the following points: Enlightens you about the main exam With mock tests, you are aware as to what kind of questions you would be facing in the main examination. The mock test papers contain questions of the previous years and the pattern is also same as the main MAT exams. This way you are well prepared for the main exam and you know what would be the level of difficulty and kind of questions in the main exams. Helps you in time management Since the mock tests are on the lines of the main MAT exam, you can judge your timing. You get a fair idea of how much time you would require completing a section and hence will be able to make your preparations accordingly. Simply solving questions from the workbook will never assist you to keep a check on your timing. Time is a crucial factor and several times a student is unable to complete the paper even though he knows the answers. There time management is an important criterion that you must keep a check on while preparing for the MAT. You know where you stand Mock tests help you to analyze your accurate position. You get to know how well your preparation is going and where you need to put in more effort. Taking a mock test at least a couple of months before your exam can be of great help as you know where you exactly stand at that point of time and what should be your plan of action post the mock test. You need to judge your performance much before you sit for the main exam so that you can prepare for your exam knowing your strengths and area of concerns.

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Scoring high in MAT exam at one go is a very difficult task and a well planned approach can help you to achieve your target. In order to strengthen your exam preparation, a mock test is the best. Mock test is a yardstick of your performance which gives you a true picture. It is designed in such a way that it gives you the feel of the real examination and you know what the main exams going to be like.

Test taking tips and strategies

Before the Test

Get adequate rest the night before

Wear comfortable clothes Practice, Practice, Practice.

As You Start the Test

Be aware and use the sample questions experience Keep careful track of time Read the directions for each question Read the questions carefully Use the scratch or rough paper provided by the test centre Use your scrap paper for every calculation Read every answer choice NEVER assume or use any information that the question fails to give

you

During The Test

Be very sure of your answer before proceeding Do not get bogged down with complicated or lengthy calculations Use guessing intelligently and deploy the Selection by elimination

method

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Learn how to work backwards, i.e., plugging the most attractive option in the question and see if it makes sense

Convert quantities freely like ¼ is nothing but 25% of any given quantity.

In questions that ask you to select a valid conclusion, always choose the one conclusion that must definitely follow from the information you are given and vice-versa.

Pay special attention to words like “all,” “some,” or “none” when you read the factual information each question gives you

Pay attention to negative prefixes also, such as non-, un-, or dis- Pay special attention to negative numbers when they are used in

some questions Pay close attention to the word “ONLY” and to the phrase “IF AND

ONLY IF” Don‟t stick to one question for too long Aim to answer as many questions as you can

From Section to Section to the End of the Test

Compose yourself between sections of the test and try to attempt maximum questions from each section.

Do not underestimate the role that endurance plays as half the battle is just making it through all of the sections without becoming overly stressed or fatigued. Condition yourself by taking practice tests.

Don‟t rush - devote just the right amount of time to each question Don‟t panic - Keep your cool all the time, even when you don‟t know

the answer.

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Participating institutes:

North Zone

The Northern India has 66 MAT September 2013 Participating

Institutes. Some of them include the following:

AIMA Center for Management Education, New Delhi

Amity University Noida & Manesar

Asia Pacific Institute of Management, New Delhi

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Usha & Lakshmi Mittal Institute of Management,

New Delhi

Dr. Gaur Hari Singhania Institute of Management & Research, Kanpur

Fortune Institute of International Business, New Delhi

Galgotias Business School, Greater Noida

GL Bajaj Institute of Management & Research, Greater Noida

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow & Noida

Lovely Professional University, Phagwara

Manav Rachna International University, Faridabad

New Delhi Institute of Management, New Delhi

NIILM Centre for Management Studies, New Delhi

SRM University, Modinagar

University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Dehradun

West Zone

In the Western zone of India, there are 33 MAT September 2013

Participating Institutes. The top names are as follows:

Amity University, Jaipur & Gwalior

Flame School of Business, Pune

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IILM Academy of Higher Learning, Jaipur

Institute for Technology & Management, Navi Mumbai

Institute of Health Management Research, Jaipur

Jaipur National University, Jaipur

Jaipuria Institute of Management, Jaipur & Indore

JK Lakshmipat University, Jaipur

MIT School of Business, Pune

Mitcon Institute of Management, Pune

Suryadatta Institute of Business Management & Technology, Pune

South Zone

Southern India has 56 MAT September 2013 Participating Institutes.

The top B-schools are as follows:

Acharya Bangalore B-School, Bangalore

Acharya Institute of Management & Sciences, Bangalore

Acharya School of Management, Bangalore

Alliance University, Bangalore

Christ University, Bangalore

GITAM University, Medak

IFIM Business School, Bangalore

Institute for Technology & Management, Hyderabad, Chennai & Bangalore

Institute of Public Enterprise, Hyderabad

PES Institute of Technology, Bangalore

SCMS-Cochin, Kochi

TA Pai Management Institute, Manipal

Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management, Hyderabad

VIT University, Vellore

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East Zone

There are 26 MAT September 2013 Participating Institutes in eastern

India. The top B-schools of this zone include the following:

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Kolkata

Institute of Engineering & Management, Kolkata

Jharkhand Rai University, Ranchi

Kaziranga University, Jorhat

Techno India Group, Kolkata

Contact Details

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House 14, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003, India.

Phone 011 - 24645100, 24617354

Email [email protected], [email protected]

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