
CMAT previous year question papers with solutions are available by year and shift. The 2025 and 2024 papers cover all five sections, while the 2018 subject-wise papers provide additional Quantitative Techniques, Logical Reasoning, Language Comprehension and General Awareness questions.
For CMAT 2027 preparation, the latest confirmed pattern is from 2026: 100 questions, 400 marks and three hours. Each of the five sections carries equal marks.
2026 marking: +4 correct, -1 incorrect, 0 unanswered. Maximum: 400 marks.
60 correct and 20 incorrect answers give 220 marks: 240 minus 20. The remaining 20 unanswered questions add zero.
That attempt has 75% accuracy (60 out of 80 attempts) and 55% of the maximum marks (220 out of 400). Neither value is the CMAT percentile.
Original CMAT-style questions. Choose a set, attempt the questions and review the explanations.
Choose your answers, then submit the set.
The 2027 exam has not been held. Use previous year papers for preparation; a practice paper labelled 2027 is not the actual 2027 examination paper.
Choose the shift named on your paper. Different shifts have separate question sets, and an option number from one set should not be applied to another without matching the question text.
Yes, for the relevant concepts and question types. Use the current five-section arrangement when planning a full-length test. Old subject papers are useful for sectional work, while dated General Awareness questions need their original year context.
Keep the original answer with its exam year. A question about a particular award, office-holder or event may have a different answer when asked about a later year. For 2027 preparation, revise current developments separately from the historical paper.
It shows your answers, explanations and accuracy for the selected questions. It does not convert a short set into a CMAT score or percentile. Use a fresh full-length paper to assess performance across all five sections.
*The article might have information for the previous academic years, please refer the official website of the exam.
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