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MAT Result 2025 for February, May, July sessions are published. The result of September 2025 session is expected to be released in second week of October 2025.
The results are typically released within 2 to 3 weeks of the exam date and are published online on AIMA's official website. Candidates can access their MAT scorecard by logging in with their registration number and date of birth. The scorecard includes section-wise scores, percentile, and composite score, which are accepted by over 600 B-schools nationwide. MAT scores remain valid for one year, making them a flexible option for management aspirants aiming for admission in the 2025-26 academic cycle.
MAT 2025 scorecard will showcase a candidate's overall performance by presenting a composite score (out of 800), in addition to detailed section-wise scores and percentile rankings. The score report helps candidates assess their standing among peers and eligibility for MBA admissions. A high percentile improves the chances of securing calls from top B-schools accepting MAT scores.
MAT 2025 exam is conducted in both CBT and PBT modes on different dates in each session of the year. Candidates can check the expected exam and result dates for both modes below:
| MAT 2025 Session | Mode (PBT/CBT) | Result Date |
| February 2025 Session | PBT: March?9, 2025 CBT: March?23, 2025 | March 31, 2025 (Both Modes) |
| May 2025 Session | PBT: May? 31, 2025 CBT: June?8, 2025 | First week of July 2025 |
| July 2025 Session | CBT: July 20, 2025 | July 24, 2025 |
| September 2025 Session | PBT: Sep 21, 2025 CBT: Sep 28, 2025 | Second week of October 2025 |
Check MAT 2025 Dates for more details.
If you took MAT February 2025 exam, follow these simple steps to download your scorecard:
MAT scorecard contains detailed information about your performance in the exam. MAT scorecard is mainly required for participating MBA colleges. Here are the following details mentioned on MAT scorecard:
MAT February 2025 result and score calculation will depend on the marks each candidate scores in Language Comprehension, Mathematical Skills, Data Analysis & Sufficiency, and Intelligence & Critical Reasoning. The Economic & Business Environment section will not be included in MAT percentile calculation. Each question in MAT carries 1 mark, while 0.25 marks will be deducted for every wrong answer. Unanswered questions will not have any negative marking. MAT composite score will be between 199 and 801. The scores for the four main sections will be presented on a scale of 0 to 100.
MAT exam follows a consistent marking scheme across all three exam modes. Here are the key details:
Each institute sets its own MAT cutoff for admission to MBA and PGDM programs. The table below shows the expected MAT 2025 cutoff percentiles for various colleges:
| MAT Accepting Colleges | Expected MAT Cut-Off 2025 (Percentile) |
| Amity Business School, Noida | 90+ |
| SOIL Institute of Management | 90 |
| Christ University, Bengaluru | 80-90 |
| BIMTECH, Greater Noida | 80-90 |
| SIESCOMS, Navi Mumbai | 80-90 |
| Jagan Institute of Management Studies (JIMS), Rohini, Delhi | 80-90 |
| Indus Business Academy | 80-90 |
| Institute of Management Studies (IMS) | 80-90 |
| IPE Hyderabad, Institute of Public Enterprise | 80-90 |
| Jaipuria Institute of Management, Lucknow | 80-90 |
| New Delhi Institute of Management (NDIM) | 80-85 |
| Vignana Jyothi Institute of Management | 80-85 |
| IES Management College and Research Centre | 80-85 |
| ITM Business School, Navi Mumbai | 80-85 |
After MAT results are declared, it's time to begin the MBA/PGDM admissions process. First, shortlist MBA colleges based on your MAT score and submit your applications. Download your scorecard and analyse your percentiles. After researching potential colleges, check which institutions match your MAT percentiles. Next, all candidates should prepare for the subsequent steps, including the Writing Ability Test (WAT), Group Discussion (GD), and Personal Interview (PI) for final admission. It is highly recommended for qualifying candidates to join online platforms for learning soft skills and personal development. If you are not satisfied with your MAT score, you can reapply for the next session to improve your score.
Candidates can choose MBA colleges based on their MAT scores for admission. While applying for the exam, they can select up to five participating institutes. AIMA will directly send their MAT 2025 results to these selected institutes for the PI shortlisting process. If candidates want to apply to more than five B-schools, they must fill out separate admission forms for those institutes. They can explore different MBA colleges and select the ones that best match their preferences.
Ans: The MAT score is valid for one academic year from the date of result declaration. Since MAT exam is conducted four times a year, candidates can take the exam multiple times within that period to improve their scores.
Ans: Many business schools, private colleges, and public institutions across India accept MAT scores for MBA and PGDM admissions. Candidates should check the admission criteria of their preferred colleges before applying.
Ans: Candidates who forget their MAT registration number can recover it by clicking on the "Forget Registration Number" option on the result page. They need to enter their email ID or date of birth to retrieve the registration details.
Ans: If a candidate finds incorrect details in their MAT result, such as errors in personal information or scores, they should contact the official MAT help desk immediately. The authorities will review the issue and correct the errors within a reasonable timeframe.
Ans: The qualifying score for MAT exam varies by college. Most top business schools require candidates to score between the 85th and 90th percentile for admission. Candidates should check the specific cut-off marks of the colleges they wish to apply to.
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