CMAT 2023 Analysis will be available here after the exam. The analysis of CMAT 2023 exam will tell you how easy or difficult the exam was. It will also tell the expected cut off, good attempts. Once the exam ends, we pool in student reactions and expert reviews to provide the CMAT exam analysis 2023. The analysis is most helpful along with question paper, answer key which are also available post exam. Candidates who appeared in the Common Common Management Admission Test (CMAT) benefit from the analysis as they can assess their performance and predict their chances of admission in MBA colleges. Those who appear in next CMAT exams can find the analysis useful to prepare for their exams.
CMAT 2023 Analysis
You can check the analysis of CMAT 2023 here once exam ends. The section wise and overall analysis for the paper will be available then.
Until then you can check past year analysis of the CMAT exam.
Section 1: Quantitative Techniques and Data Interpretation (Quant & DI)
Topics covered under Quantitative Techniques:
- Number Systems
- Linear equations
- Profit & Loss
- Averages
- Mixtures and Alligation
- Coordinate Geometry
- Menstruation
- Probability
- Venn Diagram
- Time Speed & Distance
The share of questions on Data Interpretation in CMAT are low with 4-5 questions out of total 25 questions. Those who attempt easy questions first and then move to diffuclt questios will emerge as winner.
| Total questions | Difficulty level | Major Topics | Good attempts |
| 25 | Moderate | Individual questions not based on sets | 19-20 |
Section 2: Logical Reasoning
Topics covered under Logical Reasoning
- Fact-based inference
- Data Sufficiency
- Family tree
- Linear arrangements
- Coding Decoding
- Alphabet Series
- Direction based questions
- Calendars
| Total questions | Difficulty level | Major Topics | Good attempts |
| 25 | Moderate | Individual questions not based on sets | 20-22 |
This section generally contains the questions idependent, and not set based.
Section 3: Language Comprehension
If prepared well and have a god knowledge in grammer, the candidate can score well in this section. The questions on critical reasoning will be given in short passages. Also, there will be some questions from the areas like Para-jumbles, idioms and fill in the blanks. Teh only think which can help you score well in this section in your ability to read quicly and precisely. Plus a decent amount of vocabulary and analytical ability would have helped.
| Total questions | Difficulty level | Good attempts for 96-99 sectional percentile |
| 25 | Moderate | 20-21 |
Overall the section is easy but a few of the questions were said to be of higher difficulty also.
Section 4: General Awareness (GK)
GK is always been tyagged as the game changer for the examinees. Thsi section has a mix on current events, famous personalities, hindian history etc. A consistent reading of newspapers/journals, and also keeping track of the current affairs would enable a candidate to do well in this section.
| Total questions | Difficulty level | Good attempts for 96-99 sectional percentile |
| 25 | Moderate to difficult | 15-20 |
What could be the expected Cut off on the basis of this analysis?
Expected sectional cut offs
| Section | Total attempts | Percentile at 90% accurate attempts | Percentile at 80% accurate attempts | Percentile at 70% accurate attempts |
| Quant & DI | 19-20 | 99 | 98 | 95 |
| Language Comprehension | 20-22 | 99 | 98 | 95 |
| Logical Reasoning | 20-21 | 99 | 98 | 95 |
| General Awareness | 15-20 | 99 | 97 | 95 |
Expected overall percentile cut offs
| Overall score | Cut off percentile |
| 220-230 | 99 |
| 180-190 | 95 |
| 160-170 | 90 |
| 150-160 | 85 |
| 135-140 | 80 |
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