KMAT Exam Analysis 2023: Difficulty Level

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Karnataka Management Aptitude Test or KMAT exam is conducted for admission to top management institutes in Karnataka. The KMAT exam is conducted by Karnataka Graduate Private Colleges Association (KPPGCA) every year for selecting the meritorious candidates to get admitted to MBA, MCA and Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) courses in Karnataka’s colleges. The KMAT exam was first conducted in the year 2003. In the below article, the candidates will get to know about the detailed KMAT Exam Analysis.

Particulars Details
Exam Name Karnataka Management Aptitude Test
Exam Short Name KMAT
Exam Frequency Once a year
Exam Mode Home Based on Online remote Proctored test
Exam Duration 2 hours
Exam Language English 
KMAT Exam Date 4th week of July 2023
Number of Test Cities 13 
Exam Level State Level
Official Website https://www.kmatindia.com/ 

KMAT Exam Analysis 2023

Candidates can get to know about the difficulty of the KMAT 2023 exam through previous years’ exam analysis. Below mentioned are the KMAT exam analysis for the years 2022 and 2021:

Also Read: Karnataka Management Aptitude Test (KMAT) – Latest Updates, Important Dates, Syllabus

KMAT Exam Analysis 2022

Karnataka Management Aptitude Test or KMAT 2022 exam was conducted in the home-based online remote proctored mode. The question paper of the KMAT exam consists of three sections and each section has 40 questions. The overall question paper consists of 120 questions and each question carries 1 mark. Below mentioned are the section-wise KMAT exam analysis for 2022:

Sections Good Attempts Difficulty Level
Logical Reasoning 28-32 Moderate
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension 30-35 Easy to Moderate
Quantitative Ability 29-34 Moderate

KMAT Exam Analysis 2021

Karnataka Management Aptitude Test or KMAT 2021 was conducted in a home-based proctored mode across the state. KMAT exam consists of three sections which are Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning and Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension. In the below-mentioned table, there is a column for the difficulty level and the number of good attempts for the year 2021:

Sections Good Attempts Difficulty Level
Logical Reasoning 24-29 Easy to moderate 
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension 29-32 Easy to moderate
Quantitative Ability 30-35 Easy to moderate

Also Read: KMAT Eligibility Criteria 2023

Expected Difficulty Level of KMAT 2023 based upon Previous Year’s Exam Analysis 

Based on several reviews collected from students who have appeared in the previous years’ KMAT exam, the difficulty level of the exam is expected to be between Easy to moderate. The students can clear the exam if they have studied nicely.

KMAT Exam Pattern

The exam pattern for the KMAT 2023 exam has been released on its official website. The KMAT exam pattern contains MCQ-type questions. To get a deep understanding of the KMAT Exam Pattern 2023, candidates must check the table given below:

Particulars Details
Number of Sections Three
Subjects Verbal and Reading Comprehension
Logical Reasoning
Quantitative Aptitude
Exam Mode Computer-based Test
Exam Duration 2 hours
Number of questions 120 MCQs
Total Marks 120 Marks
Exam Language English
Marking Scheme +1 Mark for each correct answer
No negative marking for an incorrect answer
No marks will be given or deducted for unattempted questions 

KMAT Exam 2023 Section-wise Weightage

The division of marks in the KMAT exam along the three sections is given below. Candidates can check the same to get an idea of how to prepare for the exam. 

Sections Questions Total Marks
Quantitative Aptitude 40 40
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension 40 40
Logical Reasoning 40 40
Total 120 120

FAQs

How many sections are there in KMAT Exam?

There are a total of three sections which consist of Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning and Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension.

How many questions are there in KMAT Entrance Examination?

There are 40 questions in each of the three sections of the KMAT exam and in total, there are 120 questions.

What is the marking scheme of the KMAT examination?

The marking scheme of the KMAT exam is one mark for each correct answer. There is no negative marking for an incorrect answer. No marks will be given or deducted for questions which are not attempted.

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