Students will now get a better chance at cracking NMAT, the entrance test of Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies (NMIMS).

The entrance test, which went online the last year, is now set to offer three attempts to MBA aspirants from this year. The aim is to enable students to give their best performance.

Starting from October 2010, NMAT will have a window period of three months, allowing the choice of two retakes to students, with the best of three scores being considered for admissions to various courses at NMIMS.

There are over 450 seats available across the various courses. They include MBA core, MBA-capital market, MBA-banking, MBA-actuarial science, MBA-pharmaceutical management, MBA-HR, PGDM and EPGDBM programmes at NMIMS. The online registration for NMAT will start from September 8.

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Tags: Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies, NMAT, NMIMS