NMAT · Exam week

NMAT: last 7 days revision plan

Topics, by syllabus order

Shishya has no past-paper weightage table for NMAT, so these are the first topics of each subject in syllabus order — not a ranking.

1. Reading comprehension — Language Skills
2. Arithmetic — Quantitative Skills
3. Critical reasoning — Logical Reasoning
4. Vocabulary and analogies — Language Skills
5. Number properties — Quantitative Skills
6. Syllogisms and deductions — Logical Reasoning

What to use this week

• No full-pattern mock for NMAT yet — timed topic practice instead.
• Mistake Notebook — every wrong answer from your submitted mocks, to re-test until cleared (needs sign-in, free).
• Exam-day checklist — timings with their source, what to carry, admit card.

Day-wise sprint

Dated from the announced exam day above. The same seven-step plan on every Shishya exam page, filled with what NMAT has here.

1. Day 7 · Mon, 26 Oct, 2026 — Timed practice, then sort your mistakes

   • Timed topic practice on NMAT
   • Signed in, the wrong answers of a submitted mock go into your Mistake Notebook by themselves

2. Day 6 · Tue, 27 Oct, 2026 — Top topics, part 1

   • Revise Reading comprehension — short notes first, then a few questions
   • Revise Arithmetic — short notes first, then a few questions

3. Day 5 · Wed, 28 Oct, 2026 — Top topics, part 2

   • Revise Critical reasoning — short notes first, then a few questions
   • Revise Vocabulary and analogies — short notes first, then a few questions

4. Day 4 · Thu, 29 Oct, 2026 — Top topics, part 3

   • Revise Number properties — short notes first, then a few questions
   • Revise Syllogisms and deductions — short notes first, then a few questions

5. Day 3 · Fri, 30 Oct, 2026 — Second timed practice

   • Timed topic practice on NMAT

6. Day 2 · Sat, 31 Oct, 2026 — Mistakes and one-page notes

   • Mistake Notebook: re-test every question you got wrong, until each one is cleared

7. Day 1 · Sun, 1 Nov, 2026 — Light revision and exam-day checklist

   • Only re-read what you already revised — nothing new today
   • Exam-day checklist: timings, what to carry, admit card
   • Sleep on time

This plan is a fixed set of steps, not a prediction of questions. Dates come only from the NMAT tracker, each with its source tier (official = the conducting body's notice; reported = a secondary source).