NMAT Syllabus 2021 Notes - CAT

The first thing a candidate who is to prepare for NMAT 2021 must understand is the NMAT syllabus. One thing is to know the NMAT 2021 curriculum, and it is very different to understand the contents. We mean the individual topics and subtopics covered by the curriculum for NMAT.

It is why we recommend the student, through the details of various topics, the different questions that arise from these topics and subtopics and understanding their relevance in connection with the latest NMAT examination pattern. This is why we recommend that the student understand the curricula.

Before we go any further into the NMAT curriculum, we would like to inform you that there is no official NMAT curriculum. The curriculum you see here and find in other sources is just an accumulation of topics in the recent NMAT documents.

To create a list of subjects, our experts reviewed last year's papers and listed the important topics from the NMAT exam’s perspective. For many years, the subjects and sub-topics have been quite consistent.

The NMAT exam tests the aspirants’ aptitude in three areas

• Language Skills 
• Quantitative Skills 
• Logical Reasoning

NMAT Syllabus for Language Skills

• Reading Comprehension
• Analogies
• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• English Usage
• Fill in the Blanks
• Synonyms & Antonyms
• Idioms, Phrases, Clauses
• Sentence Error/Correction
• Para jumbles
• English Grammar & Vocabulary
• Cloze Test

NMAT Syllabus for Quantitative Skills

• Linear/Quadratic Equation
• Number Systems
• Quantitative Skills
• Percentage
• Trigonometry
• Ratio/Proportion
• Line graph, Bar graph, Pie Charts, Tables
• Profit and Loss
• HCF-LCM
• Average
• 2D and 3 D Geometry, and Statistics
• Time, Speed, and Distance
• Modern Math
• Work/Time
• Mixture & Solution
• Simple/Compound interest
• Mensuration
• Permutations and Combinations
• Probability
• Coordinate Geometry
• Set Theory
• Venn Diagrams
• Progressions

• Statement and Argument
• Statement and Inference
• Statement and Assumption
• Classification
• Series
• Strong Arguments and Weak Arguments
• Calendars
• Linear and Circular Arrangements
• Syllogisms
• Blood Relations
• Coding & Decoding
• Critical Reasoning
• Symbol Based Questions
• Direction Questions
• Alphabet Test Questions
• Input-Output questions
• Matrix Type Questions
• Course of Action