CMAT 2025 Result Out Soon, Get the Direct Link, Plan the Afterword Programs!

Updated on Feb 07, 2025 23:21

NTA conducted the CMAT 2025 exam on January 25 in 178 centres at 117 cities across India. The provisional answer key challenge portal was active from January 31 to Feb 2.

Kolkata: NTA will announce the CMAT 2025 results soon on the official website. Individuals who appeared in the exam can view their scores at exams.nta.ac.in/CMAT using their application number and date of birth. Click the link below to access the latest updates on the CMAT 2025 result.

Direct Link: CMAT 2025 Result (Out Soon)

Qualified individuals can apply to AICTE-approved MBA and PGDM programs. Participating institutions will release cutoffs, and shortlisted applicants will then participate in GDs, PIs, and WATs for final selection.

How to Check the CMAT 2025 Result?

To check your CMAT 2025 result, follow these steps:

Step 1: Go to cmat.nta.nic.in.
Step 2: Click the CMAT result 2025 link.
Step 3: Enter your own application number and date of birth.
Step 4: Click Submit.
Step 5: Your CMAT 2025 scorecard will appear.
Step 6: Download and print it.

What's After the CMAT 2025 Result?

After CMAT 2025 results, candidates apply to AICTE-approved MBA and PGDM programs. Institutes then announce cutoffs. Shortlisted candidates participate in GDs, PIs, and sometimes WATs. Final selection is based on these combined scores. Admitted candidates then complete admission formalities.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Ans. CMAT percentile is calculated using normalized scores to account for variations in exam difficulty across shifts. It represents a candidate's rank relative to all test-takers. The formula is: Percentile = 100 x (Number of candidates with scores less than or equal to yours) / (Total number of candidates). For example, if 10,000 took the test and you have the highest score, your percentile would be 99.99.

Ans. No, CMAT doesn't have centralized counseling. The NTA's role ends with the result announcement. Each of the ~1300 CMAT-accepting MBA colleges conducts its own admissions process, including shortlisting based on CMAT scores, GDs, WATs, PIs, and final selection based on various parameters like CMAT score, academic record, GD/PI performance, and work experience.