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NMAT 2026 expected cut-off 2026
GMAC has not published a category-wise cut-off we can cite for NMAT 2026. The cut-off is declared with the result; where RankVyuh attempts stand is shown below once enough students have taken the full mock.
Official website: GMACWhere RankVyuh attempts stand
The spread of RankVyuh attempts (quartiles against the last cut-off) appears here once 30 students have taken the full mock, so nothing is published from a handful of scores.
NMAT 2026: every date
| Testing window | 2 November 2026 to 20 December 2026confirmed |
Dates as announced by GMAC; "tentative" means reported but not yet confirmed. Checked weekly.
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- What is the expected cut-off for NMAT 2026 2026?
- GMAC has not published a category-wise cut-off we can cite for NMAT 2026. The cut-off is declared with the result; where RankVyuh attempts stand is shown below once enough students have taken the full mock.
- Why does the cut-off change every year?
- It moves with the paper's difficulty, the number of vacancies and the number of candidates. Scores are also normalised across shifts, so a raw score and a normalised score differ.
- How do I know where I stand before the result?
- Take a full mock: the report shows your marks against the last official cut-off for your category, and the standing among RankVyuh takers.
Source: GMAC notices at https://www.mba.com/exams/nmat. Calendar last re-verified: 2026-11-02. Page: https://rankvyuh.com/nmat/expected-cut-off