In India, the CMAT （Common Management Admission Test） is a national level management entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency （NTA）. The CMAT 2024 Slot 2 refers to the second session of the exam held on a specific date. Understanding the relationship between CMAT 2024 Slot 2 scores and percentiles is crucial for candidates aspiring to pursue management courses in Indian institutions.
The percentile in CMAT is calculated based on the candidate\“s relative performance compared to all test-takers in that particular slot. A higher score generally corresponds to a higher percentile, but the exact conversion depends on the overall difficulty level and the performance of all candidates in Slot 2. For example, a score of 300 might translate to a 95 percentile if the exam was relatively easy, whereas the same score could yield a 98 percentile in a tougher slot.
Indian management colleges, such as those under the All India Council for Technical Education （AICTE）, use these percentiles for admissions. Key factors influencing the score vs percentile mapping include the total number of candidates, the highest score achieved, and the score distribution. Candidates should refer to the official NTA CMAT 2024 percentile calculator or previous year\“s data for accurate estimates to plan their applications to Indian business schools effectively. |
