Treat PMA and PMB as different response tasks
PMA is objective and rewards invariant checks and option elimination. PMB requires complete written proof or computation across every requested part.
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PMA is objective and rewards invariant checks and option elimination. PMB requires complete written proof or computation across every requested part.
The official 2026 sample PDFs state no marks, time limit, negative marking, or maximum score.
The official M.Math programme page—not the direct PDF directory name—classifies the PMA and PMB files as Sample Questions 2026.
ISI's official index warns that a year's questions may not conform to the sample-question structure.
Current worked edition
2026 samples
PMA and PMB
An 82-page, independently authored and range-reviewed guide to all 31 PMA objective sample questions and all 8 PMB written sample questions, covering 49 addressable prompts with complete derivations, option analysis, proofs, verification routes, source locators, and explicit treatment of three source-wording or convention edges.
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