NMAT by GMAC 2023 Last Day for Registration: The Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC) has reached the final day for registration and scheduling of the NMAT 2023, a widely recognized management entrance exam. Today marks the end of the registration and scheduling process for NMAT 2023. Aspiring candidates must complete this crucial step on the official website, mba.com, to participate in the examination. This article offers essential information on the registration deadline, NMAT 2023 schedule, and the retake process.
NMAT 2023 Schedule
NMAT 2023 is conducted in an online mode and spans from October 10 to December 19. One noteworthy feature is the swift release of scorecards, which will be uploaded within 48 hours of completing the exam. Candidates have the flexibility to choose between taking the exam from the comfort of their homes or at an authorized exam center.
NMAT 2023 Global Acceptance
The NMAT 2023 scores hold international value and are recognized by B-schools in six countries, namely India, South Africa, Hungary, Morocco, Philippines, and Nigeria. In India, 49 B-schools, including prestigious institutions like SVKM’s Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, SDA Bocconi Asia Center, and XIM University, accept NMAT 2023 scores. South Africa, Philippines, and Nigeria have eight, ten, and seven accepting B-schools, respectively, while Hungary and Morocco each have one.
NMAT by GMAC Retake Process
Candidates who aim to improve their NMAT scores have the option to retake the exam, subject to certain rules:
- Maximum Attempts: Candidates can attempt NMAT by GMAC a maximum of three times during the testing cycle for that year.
- Enabling Retake: After the first attempt, candidates can find the retake registration option in their dashboard.
- Registration for Retake: In the dashboard, candidates can choose the exam mode and pay the retake fee to register for subsequent attempts.
- Retake Scheduling: The GMAC allows candidates to schedule their retake after they’ve completed a scheduled attempt. There must be a minimum gap of 15 days between two attempts.
- Special Cases: For candidates who did not take the exam, refused to accept the non-disclosure agreement (NDA), or had an incomplete exam, retakes can be scheduled for any available slot after a 24-hour waiting period.