CMAT Syllabus 2019

Find out all the topics and sub-topics that you need to study to be thorough with the CMAT 2019 syllabus. Once you are done with the syllabus, you will be able to easily answer all the questions that will be asked in the exam. Basically, going through all the topics & sub-topics in detail helps you understand what all you have to prepare for the CMAT entrance exam. 

Before going through the CMAT Exam Syllabus, you must first understand the CMAT Exam Pattern completely. Why? Well, the CMAT exam pattern helps you understand the structure of the question paper. Once you are familiar with the CMAT exam pattern, you can then easily relate to the CMAT exam syllabus.

The CMAT exam consists of 4 sections with 25 multiple choice questions in each section. Total questions are 100 and all questions carry equal marks. Each correct answer is awarded 4 marks and there is negative marking with 1 mark deduction for every incorrect answer. The paper is set in English language.

The sections on which the questions will be based are given below:

Language Comprehension

English Grammar, Jumbled Para, Sentence Correction, English Usage Errors, Paragraph Completion, One-word Substitution, Idioms & Phrases, Synonyms & Antonyms, Sentence Improvement, Reading Comprehension

Quantitative Techniques & Data Interpretation

Tabulation, Pie Chart, Bar Chart, Partnership, Geometry, Pipes and Cisterns, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Time-Speed-Distance, Probability, Allegation & Mixtures, Profit & Loss, Permutations & Combinations, Percentages, Quadratic and linear equations, Mensuration, Algebra, Averages, Fraction and Decimals, Graph, Number Systems, Ratios and Proportion Line

Logical Reasoning

Analytical Reasoning, Linear Arrangements, Statements Arguments, Sequencing, Matrix Arrangements, Number Series, Cause and Effects, Analogy Test, Blood Relationship Tests, Coding and Decoding, Inferences, Statements and Conclusion, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Symbol Based Problems, Direction, and Distance Test, Ranking Tests, Statements Assumptions

General Awareness

Literature, Indian Constitution, National and International Economy, Personalities, Sports, Economics, Science, Culture, History, Politics, Trade Awareness, Geography.

Before you even begin to make a plan to prepare for CMAT, you must go through the syllabus in detail in order to make a schedule that covers all the topics you need to study for the exam. While making a timetable is the first step towards exam preparation, following it religiously is what you need to crack the exam successfully.