KNOCK, KNOCK MBA! IT'S NMAT THIS TIME!

ELT RESOURCE PERSON AND EDUCATION COLUMNIST TALKS ABOUT PARA JUMBLE AND READING COMPREHENSION, OFFERING SPECIFIC TIPS

- Lovely Majumdar speaks to GMAC's Gaurav Srivastava

AURAV Srivastava, Regional Director - APAC, Middle East & Africa at the Graduate Management Admission Council® (GMAC®) is here again to put to rest your ailing questions, and offer valuable insights into NMAT.

Considering the increasing popularity of MBA programmes, how do you perceive their growing significance over the years? What factors contribute to the high-paying roles they provide for graduates?

We think that the demand for MBA programmes is only going to grow given the complexity and skills that the workplace of the future is going to require from their workforce.

The MBA programme is an extremely worthwhile investment for students to make, given that the skills that they acquire will last them for a lifetime and also provide them with an edge over their co-workers who may not have a Master of Business Administration (MBA) or master's degree.

What are the advantages it has over other MBA tests?

The NMAT exam is structured to be competitive while being candidate-friendly. The NMAT exam assesses the candidate's aptitude in: Language Skills, Quantitative Skills, and Logical Reasoning.

Each section is equally weighted and consists of 36 questions.

The score ranges from 12 to 120.