JEMAT Exam Pattern 2023: Marking Scheme, Subject-Wise Weightage

Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test, commonly known as the JEMAT exam, is conducted by the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT) to select eligible and qualified candidates for admission in the various management courses like MBA and MHA in the top business schools of the West Bengal. 

The JEMAT exam is conducted annually by MAKAUT. Before discussing the examination pattern in detailed information, here is an overview of the JEMAT examination 2023.

Name of the Exam	Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test (JEMAT)
Examination Conducting Body	Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology (MAKAUT)
Level of Exam	State-level postgraduate entrance examination
Mode of Application	Online
Duration of the Examination	1 hour (60 minutes)
Type of Question	Multiple choice questions (MCQs)
Language of the Examination	English
Official Website	www.cetmat.formflix.com/jemat/home

JEMAT Exam Pattern

The examination pattern for the JEMAT exam 2023 is yet to be released by the MAKAUT. However, based on the previous year’s examination pattern, we have gathered information regarding the exam pattern so that the appearing candidates can get acquainted with the pattern to avoid any last-minute panic during the examination and prepare accordingly.

The JEMAT exam is conducted for admission to management courses in institutes located in West Bengal. The exam is conducted in 1-hour duration in selected cities of West Bengal. Refer to the overview table for more information regarding the JEMAT examination pattern. 

Particulars	Details
Mode of examination	Computer-based test (online)
Duration of the Examination	1 hour (60 minutes)
Type of Questions	Multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
Language of the Examination	English
Total Number of Questions	50
Total Number of Marks	100
Negative Marking	-0.25 for every incorrect answer

Also Read: JEMAT Sample Papers 2023

JEMAT Exam Subject-Wise Weightage

Since the subject-wise weightage of the JEMAT exam for the year 2023 is yet to be released, we have prepared the tentative subject-wise weightage on the basis of the previous year’s examination. 

The JEMAT paper is expected to be divided into three sections namely: general English, mathematics and logical reasoning. As mentioned earlier, there will be 50 questions in three sections of the exam.

Subjects	Total number of Questions	Total Marks
General English	20	40
Mathematics	20	40
Logical reasoning	10	20
Total	50	100

JEMAT Exam Marking Scheme

Before appearing for the JEMAT exam, a candidate should be aware of the marking scheme and proceed with answering the questions. According to last year’s JEMAT examination, for every correct answer, 2 marks will be rewarded and for every incorrect response, 0.25 will be deducted. However, no marks will be deducted if a question is left unattempted. Aspiring candidates are advised to attempt the questions carefully as an incorrect answer will result in a deduction of marks and the overall score of the exam will be affected as a result. 

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In this blog, we have discussed the overall examination pattern and the subject-wise pattern of the JEMAT exam 2023 in detail for candidates looking to secure admissions through the JEMAT exam. We hope candidates find the information useful and it will help aid their examination preparation and admission process further.

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