CMAT or the Common Management Entrance Test is an AICTE
permitted national level entrance test for management studies in India. CMAT
can be your admission pass to the most excellent business schools in the
country and are as well among the hardest that you will find. So, if you wish
to get the best MBA College then preparing for CMAT 2012 is a must for you. If
you are gravely planning for the next MBA exam and rank amid the cream of the nation
then you first need to know about the ranking system of CMAT as it will help
you in working harder.
CMAT have planned a scoring system in which the final
scorecard which will be handed out to the CMAT candidates will comprise
the merit number, which will be a form calculated after taking into
deliberation the average scores attained in all four sections of the
examination. Additionally, the scorecard will as well comprise individual marks
accomplished by the applicants in all the four sections of the paper. In a
situation where above one candidate gets the same merit grade, AICTE has developed
a tie-breaking method that will be used by all institutes allowing CMAT
scores. Consistent with the method, if above one applicant gets the same
merit rank then they will be given a place in the list based on their sectional
marks. For instance, if there are four students who get the same merit rank in
CMAT 2012 consistent with their average scores, the student with the highest mark
in the quantitative aptitude segment will be given the highest grade. He will
be followed by the applicant with the highest scores in logical reasoning, with
language and comprehension coming in next and general knowledge positioned at
the end of the list. If even after following this process there is over
one scholar with the same rank, the ranks will be maintained. For instance,
if two applicants get rank 28, both their scorecards would read merit rank 28.
Though, the ultimate list would then neglect the rank 29 and would continue
directly to merit rank 30.
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