Central Management Admission Test (CMAT) 2083: Notice, Syllabus & Model Questions

Central Management Admission Test (CMAT)

CMAT Entrance Exam

The Faculty of Management (FoM), Office of the Dean, Tribhuvan University has officially opened the Central Management Admission Test (CMAT) 2083 for students seeking admission into TU’s undergraduate management programs. If you’re planning to study BBA, BBM, BHM, BITM, BTTM, BBA-Finance, BPA, or BMS this year, here’s everything you need to know about the notice, eligibility, syllabus, and how to prepare, along with a set of model questions to get you started.

Why Does CMAT Entrance Preparation Matter?

CMAT is an aptitude-based entrance examination conducted annually by the Faculty of Management, Tribhuvan University. A passing CMAT score is mandatory for admission into any TU-affiliated college offering the following programs:

  • Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
  • Bachelor of Business Management (BBM)
  • Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
  • Bachelor of Information Technology Management (BITM)
  • Bachelor in Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM)
  • Bachelor of Business Administration – Finance (BBA-F)
  • Bachelor of Public Administration (BPA)
  • Bachelor of Mountaineering Studies (BMS)

The test follows an SAT-style, objective (multiple-choice) format and is used to rank and shortlist candidates on merit for admission to TU’s management faculty colleges nationwide.

Who Should Take This Exam?

This exam is for anyone who has completed (or is about to complete) their 10+2, PCL, or equivalent and wants to pursue a management degree at a TU-affiliated college. It’s a good fit whether you’re aiming for a business-focused program like BBA or BBA-Finance, a specialized track like BHM or BTTM, or a niche option like BMS. Since CMAT tests general aptitude rather than subject-specific knowledge, it’s equally accessible to students from Management, Science, or Humanities backgrounds in +2.

CMAT Entrance Exam Notice 2083

Access the Official CMAT Entrance Exam Notice 2083

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CMAT Entrance Exam Notice 2083

Access the Official CMAT Entrance Exam Centers 2083

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CMAT Entrance Exam Centers 2083

CMAT 2083 Notice: Key Dates

ParticularDetails
Notice publishedAshadh 1, 2083 (June 15, 2026)
Application form submissionAshadh 1 – Shrawan 19, 2083 (June 15 – August 4, 2026)
Physical form verification at campusBy 3:00 PM, Shrawan 21, 2083 (August 5, 2026)
Admission test dateShrawan 23, 2083 (August 8, 2026), Saturday
Test time8:00 AM onwards
Exam centersNotified separately by FoM

Note: Students who miss the exam will not be eligible for admission for the 2083 academic year, so make sure your application and verification are completed well before the deadlines.

Eligibility Criteria

You can apply for CMAT 2083 if you meet any one of the following conditions:

  1. Minimum Grade D in theory and Grade C in practical in each subject, with a CGPA of 1.8 or above in Grades 11 and 12, or
  2. Minimum second division marks in 10+2, PCL, or an equivalent qualification in any discipline, or
  3. Currently awaiting Grade 11/12 results — you may apply provisionally but must submit your passed certificates at the time of admission.

Application Process & Fee

  1. Visit the official application portal at www.tudoms.org or www.fomecd.edu.np.
  2. Select your preferred campus and the program you wish to apply for (BBA, BBM, BITM, BHM, BTTM, BBA-F, BPA, or BMS).
  3. Fill in your personal, academic, and program details.
  4. Pay the application fee of Rs. 1,000 via Connect IPS to the Dean’s Office account at Nepal Bank Limited, Kirtipur Branch.
  5. Print the submitted form and get it physically verified at your selected campus before the deadline.

CMAT Entrance Exam Syllabus

CMAT tests general aptitude rather than program-specific subject knowledge, so no separate preparation of Class 11–12 syllabus is required. The paper is divided into four broad sections:

1. Verbal Ability (English)

  • Reading comprehension
  • Vocabulary — synonyms, antonyms, one-word substitution
  • Grammar — tenses, articles, prepositions, subject-verb agreement
  • Sentence correction, completion, and rearrangement
  • Idioms and phrasal usage

2. Quantitative Ability (Mathematics)

  • Number systems, percentages, ratio and proportion
  • Profit, loss, and simple/compound interest
  • Averages, mixtures, and alligation
  • Time, speed, and distance; time and work
  • Basic algebra and geometry
  • Data interpretation (tables, bar/pie charts)

3. Logical Reasoning

  • Series completion (number and letter)
  • Analogies and classification
  • Coding-decoding
  • Blood relations
  • Direction sense
  • Statement and conclusion/assumption-based questions
  • Seating arrangement and puzzles

4. General Awareness

  • Current affairs (national and international)
  • Business and economics news
  • General knowledge of Nepal — geography, history, and governance
  • Basic awareness of management, trade, and organizations

How to Prepare: Quick Tips

  • Start with previous years’ CMAT question papers to understand the difficulty level and recurring topics.
  • Time yourself — CMAT is as much about speed as accuracy.
  • Identify your weakest section early and dedicate extra time to it rather than spreading effort evenly.
  • Keep a daily habit of reading news for the General Awareness section, since this portion is the hardest to cram at the last minute.
  • Take at least a few full-length mock tests under exam-like conditions before the actual test date.

CMAT Entrance Exam Pattern

FeatureDetails
Question typeMultiple-choice (objective)
Total questions100
Total marks100
Duration90 minutes
Negative markingNo
SectionsVerbal Ability, Quantitative Ability, Logical Reasoning, General Awareness

Since there’s no negative marking, it’s generally better to attempt every question rather than leaving any blank.

CMAT Entrance Exam Model Questions

Here are some practice questions across all four sections to help you gauge your preparation.

Access the Latest CMAT Model Questions

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CMAT Model Questions – Tribhuvan University 2025

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Not ready to commit yet? Students can try Pratima Academy’s mock tests as a guest, experiencing the real entrance exam format and difficulty level before enrolling in a full course.

Available CMAT Preparation Courses

Pratima Academy offers structured CMAT preparation through its LMS, including:

  • Live/Recorded Video Classes covering all four sections with concept-first teaching
  • Chapter-wise Practice Sets to build accuracy section by section
  • Full-Length Mock Tests modeled on the actual CMAT pattern and timing
  • Previous Years’ Question Banks with detailed solutions

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Why Choose Pratima Academy for CMAT Preparation?

Pratima Academy has helped thousands of students prepare for TU entrance exams across faculties. Its CMAT program is built by instructors familiar with the exact pattern and difficulty level TU uses each year, so students spend less time guessing what to study and more time practicing the right material. The combination of structured content, timed mock tests, and personal feedback is designed to build both speed and accuracy — the two things CMAT rewards most.

Benefits of Learning with Pratima Academy LMS

  • Learn at your own pace with lifetime access to recorded classes
  • Track your progress with performance analytics after every mock test
  • Get doubt-clearing support from experienced faculty
  • Practice with a large, regularly updated question bank
  • Access everything from your phone or laptop, anytime

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Your Future in Management Starts with the Right Preparation

A strong CMAT score opens the door to some of Nepal’s most sought-after management programs and colleges. With focused preparation — especially in the sections you find hardest — you can walk into the exam hall with confidence instead of last-minute cramming.

Start Your CMAT Preparation Today!

Don’t wait until the final weeks before the exam. Enroll in a structured CMAT course, start solving mock tests early, and build the habit of daily reading for General Awareness. The earlier you start, the more room you’ll have to improve on your weak areas.

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