CMAT

CMAT is central management aptitude Entrance test taken by Tribhuvan University. Every applicant of BBA/BIM/BHM/BTTM /BBM/BMS/BPA Programme is required to appear in the Entrance Test (CMAT) conducted by Faculty of Management, TU. The test follows the standard testing pattern and includes areas like Verbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning and General Awareness.

ADMISION PROCEDURE

MODE OF EXAMINATION

The CMAT entrance exam consists of both written exam and interview.

Written Exam:

The 90 minutes CMAT exam consists of altogether one hundred (100) objective questions containing twenty-five (25) questions in each section with a total weight of 100 marks. The students must secure at least 40% to qualify for the examinations.

Interview:

The colleges running the program also conduct the individual presentations and interviews for selecting suitable candidates. Applicants securing above cut off point marks in the CMAT will be short-listed. Then the shortlisted candidates will be interviewed and selected for admission.

Merit List

Admissions will be strictly on the basis of merit list. The merit list is prepared on the basis of

• 60% - CMAT Entrance examination;
• 30% - grades in plus two or equivalent;
• 10% - Interview.

Eligibility

According to the Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University to participate in the CMAT examination students must secure a

• minimum of ‘C’ Grade in all the subjects of 11 and 12 &
• 1.8 CGPA (Overall) or second division marks in 10+2.

COMPONENTS OF CMAT

1. Verbal Ability (25 %)

Vocabulary (list of probable words); synonyms & antonyms
Suitable Prepositions
Idioms and phrases
Passage and questions


2. Quantitative Ability (25 %)

Remainder
Average
Ratio & Proportions
Percentage
Substitution
Defined functions
Set Theory
Fraction and decimal
Matrix and determinants
Sequence & Series
Unitary Method
Indices ( Law of Indices)
Digits & Age
Permutation and combinations
Simple and Compound interests, Profit and loss
Commission, taxation and vat
HCF & LCM
Probability ( principle of counting)
Quadratic equation
Statistics
Log & Exponent


3.Logical Reasoning ( 25 %)

Type of relations
Odd one out
Figures & relations
Arguments & Flow chart – Pure logic, common sense logic & Guest logic


4. General Awareness (25 %)

Current affairs – business & economy, sports, politics
Management theories
Science & Literature
Interesting facts / current facts