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National Aptitude Test (NAT) : NAT Exam & Score
NAT-UG and NAT-PG Test
The Test are objective type multiple-choice answer tests using the OMR
technology which has already been vetted by leading Govt./private recognized
Institutions of the country. NAT-UG Test consists of 170 questions carrying
a maximum mark of 170 and NAT-PG Test consists of 200 questions carrying
a maximum mark of 200. The total total allotted to both these tests are
150 minutes and the questions are divided into 5 sections.
National Aptitude Test - Under Graduate (NAT-UG)
| Section-1 |
English Comprehension & Language |
30 Questions |
| Section-2 |
General Knowledge |
40 Questions |
| Section-3 |
Numerical Ability |
30 Questions |
| Section-4 |
Non- Verbal & Verbal Reasoning |
30 Questions |
| Section-5 |
Socio- Economic Environment |
40 Questions |
National Aptitude Test - Post Graduate (NAT-PG)
| Section-1 |
English Language Comprehension |
40 Questions |
| Section-2 |
Socio-Economic Environment |
40 Questions |
| Section-3 |
Quantitative Skills |
40 Questions |
| Section-4 |
Intelligence & Critical Reasoning |
40 Questions |
| Section-5 |
Data Analysis |
40 Questions |
The applicant scores will be supplied to the respective opted-participating
institutions for seeking admission in the respective programme. A minimum
of 5 such options will be provided to each applicant. However, applicant
can request SRDE for supply of scores to additional institutions by submitting
a formal request in the prescribed proforma. The students may be asked
by the concerned institution to appear for counseling, group discussion
etc. to be fully satisfied of his or her aptitude for the programme concerned.
The NAT scores are valid for the current academic session in the curent
year admission process of participating Institutions. Each Participating
Institution have different weight age for different programmes. The candidates
will have to follow the procedures of admission to various Participating
Institutions.
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