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| Selection
Process in MBA Schools
(In India) |
Selection
in MBA schools is based on
the candidate's performance
in written test, Group Discussion
and interview.
The entire selection procedure is divided in two stages.
- Written Test (Objective Test)
- Group discussion and personal
interview
(Having
crossed the written test hurdle, you will recieve a call
for group discussion and personal interview. After you
clear both the stages of the selection process, you will
be sent a letter of admission or final call for admission
in to the institute.) |
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| IRMA
2008 (INSTITUTE OF RURAL MANAGEMENT,
ANAND) |
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| IRMA-2008 |
| Number
of questions |
200 |
| Number
of sections |
4 |
| Marking
scheme |
1 |
| Negative
marking |
1/4thof
allotted mark |
| Total
Marks 200 |
Negative
marking |
| Test
Duration |
120
minutes |
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Test
Structure
Sec-1 English comprehension |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| Total
marks |
40 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| Negative
Marking |
1/4th |
| 1.Cloze
test |
No.
of questions 10 |
| 2.Vocab
(Antonyms) |
No.
of questions 3 |
| 3.Inference
based |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 4.Passage |
No.
of questions 17 |
| 5.Vocabulary |
No.
of questions 8 |
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| Sec-2
English comprehension |
| Number
of questions |
50 |
| Total
marks |
50 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| 1.Speed
math’s |
No.
of questions 7 |
| 2.Percentages
|
No.
of questions 2 |
| 3.Arithmatic
(Ratio-proportion,Partnership,Time
-work,SI-CI,Number system) |
No.
of questions 7 |
| 4.Venn
diagram |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 5.Permutations & combinations |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 6.Probability |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 7.Data
sufficiency |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 8.D.I.
(Line graph) |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 9.D.I.
(Table -1) |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 10.D.I.
(Table-2) |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 11.Bar
diagram |
No.
of questions 5 |
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| Sec-3
Analytical reasoning |
| Number
of questions |
50 |
| Total
marks |
50 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| 1.Reasoning
(odd man out) |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 2.Statements & action |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 3.Courses
of action |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 4.arguments
(strong&weak) |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 5.Statements & assumptions
|
No.
of questions 5 |
| 6.Definitely
true or false |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 7.Data
sufficiency |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 8.Decision
making |
No.
of questions 10 |
| 9.
Puzzle |
No.
of questions 5 |
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| Sec-4
Issues of Social concern |
Number
of questions
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60 |
| Total
marks |
60 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
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| Questions
were based on economics, agriculture
,Government policy etc.. |
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| IIFT
2008 |
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| IIFT
- 2008 |
| Number
of questions |
150 |
| Number
of sections |
6 |
| Marking
scheme |
.03
to .08 |
| Negative
marking |
1/4thof
allotted mark |
| Test
Duration |
120
minutes |
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Test
Structure
Sec-1 Reasoning and business making |
| Number
of questions |
32 |
| Total
marks |
25.6 |
| Marking
scheme |
0.8
for each questions |
| 1.Reasoning
based puzzles |
No.
of questions 16 |
| 2.Blood
relations based |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 3.Statements
deduction |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 4.decision
making based |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 5.Input –out
put based |
No.
of questions 7 |
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| Sec-2
Quantitative ability |
| Number
of questions |
27 |
| Total
marks |
18.9 |
| Marking
scheme |
0.7
for each questions |
| 1.Permutation-combination |
No.
of questions 3 |
| 2.Probability
No. of questions 6 |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 3.Maxima
minima |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 4.Progression
|
No.
of questions 4 |
| 5.Geomtry,mensuration |
No.
of questions 4 |
| 6.Trignometry
|
No.
of questions 3 |
| 7.Miscellaneous
|
No.
of questions 4 |
| 8.statistics
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No.
of questions 1 |
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| Sec-3
Data interpretation |
| Number
of questions |
26 |
| Total
marks |
20.8 |
| Marking
scheme |
0.8
for each questions |
| 1.Table
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based
on growth trend 5 |
| 2.Table
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based
on FDI in flows 5 |
| 3.Table
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based
on World exports 5 |
| 4.Bar
diagram |
based
on production report 5 |
| 5.Line
graph |
based
on revenue & profit 6 |
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| Sec-4
Reading comprehension |
Number
of questions
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12 |
| Total
marks |
9.6 |
| Marking
scheme |
0.8
for each questions |
| 1.Passage
|
No.
of questions 4 |
| 2.Passage
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No.
of questions 4 |
| 3.Passage
|
No.
of questions 4 |
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| Sec-5
Verbal ability |
Number
of questions
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23 |
| Total
marks |
16.1 |
| Marking
scheme |
0.7
for each questions |
| 1.Vocabulary
based |
No.
of questions 3 |
| 2.Fill
in the blanks |
No.
of questions 4 |
| 3.Phrases
|
No.
of questions 4 |
| 4.Analogy
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No.
of questions 4 |
| 5.Antonyms
|
No.
of questions 3 |
| 6.Para
jumbling |
No.
of questions 3 |
| 7.vocab
usage |
No.
of questions 2 |
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| Sec-6
G.K. |
Number
of questions
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30 |
| Total
marks |
9 |
| Marking
scheme |
0.3
for each questions |
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| JMET
2008 |
| Structure |
The
JMET 2010 will be of 3 hours duration.
The test will consist of 120 questions
(objective / multiple choice type)
in the following sections: |
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Verbal
Communication
This section aims to test the candidate's comprehension of and interpretative
abilities in English as a language of business. Given the potential manager's
decision-making roles, this section seeks to examine the candidate's felicity
with common forms of English expression, grammar and usage in business that would
enable him/her to extract essential information from a variety of data, and arrive
at an informed decision. Regular analysis of business articles and non-fiction
prose, besides a firm grasp of communicative English grammar would be helpful
in preparing for this section. |
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Logical Reasoning
This section consists of analytical reasoning, argument analysis, and analysis
of explanation questions. |
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Quantitative
Ability
This
section aims to test the candidate's
understanding of Basic Mathematics
(Numbers; Operations; HCF and LCM;
Fractions, Decimals and Percentages;
Ratio and Proportion; Roots and Power;
Logarithms; Progressions; Elementary
Geometry and Mensuration; Elementary
Trigonometry; Introductory Set Theory),
Linear Algebra (Equations and Inequalities;
Matrices; Determinants; Simultaneous
equations and solutions; Elementary
Linear Programming; Elementary differential
calculus involving functions of one
variable; Elementary integral calculus),
and Probability and Statistics (Types
of Data; Frequency Distributions;
Measures of Central Tendency and
Dispersion; Probability Concepts:
Basic Outcomes, Events, Sample Spaces;
Probability Calculations: Counting
Rules using Permutations and Combinations,
Unions and Intersections, Complementary
Events, Mutually Exclusive Events,
Conditional Probability and Independent
Events; Binomial, Poisson and Normal
Random Variables; Correlation and
Simple Linear Regression) for their
use in business applications such
as Partnership and Shareholding;
Present Worth and Discounts; Depreciation;
Demand and Supply; Cost and Revenue,
and common applications such as Banking
Transactions; Inventories; Mixtures;
Time and Work; Time and Distance;
Pipes and Tanks; Estimation of time,
distance, area, volume, effort, etc. |
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Data
Interpretation
This section aims to assess the ability of the examinee to make valid interpretations
from a given data set. The section also assesses the ability of the examinee
to understand data in different representative forms such as simple tables, histograms,
pie charts, graphs, scatter diagrams, etc. Although involved calculations are
not expected, simple data manipulations would be required.
There is negative marking for incorrect answers. For a wrong answer to a question,
25% of the marks allotted to that question will be deducted. Moreover, for a
candidate to be qualified in JMET 2010, he/she should, not only, secure certain
minimum marks in the test paper, but also, should necessarily obtain certain
minimum marks in each of the four sections stated above. |
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| Sec-1
Verbal Communication |
| Number
of questions |
120 |
| Number
of sections |
4 |
| Marking
scheme |
1 |
| Negative
Marking |
1/4rd |
| Total
Marks |
120 |
| Test
Duration |
180
Minutes |
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| Sec-2
Logical reasoning |
| Number
of questions |
30 |
| Total
marks |
30 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
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| Sec-3
Quantitative Ability |
| Number
of questions |
30 |
| Total
marks |
30 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
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| Sec-4
Data interpretation |
| Number
of questions |
30 |
| Total
marks |
30 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
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| CAT
(COMMON ADMISSION TEST) |
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| CAT-08 |
| Number
of questions |
90 |
| Number
of sections |
3 |
| Marking
scheme |
4 |
| Negative
marking |
1 |
| Total
Marks |
360 |
| Test
Duration |
150
Minutes |
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| Sec-1
Quantitative |
| Number
of questions |
25 |
| Total
marks |
100 |
| Marking
scheme |
4
for each questions |
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| Sec-2
Logic & Data interpretation |
| Number
of questions |
25 |
| Total
marks |
100 |
| Marking
scheme |
4
for each questions |
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| Sec-3
Verbal |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| Total
marks |
160 |
| Marking
scheme |
4
for each questions |
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| Top |
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| MAT
2008 |
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| Date |
7
Dec08 |
| Number
of Sections |
no
section |
| Marking
Scheme |
1 |
| Negative
Marking |
1/4th of allotted mark |
| Total
Mark |
200 |
| Test
Duration |
150
Minutes |
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| Test
Structure |
| Language
Comprehension |
25 |
| Number
of question |
40 |
| Total
Marks 40 |
4
for each questions |
| Marking
Scheme |
1
of each question |
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| 1. |
Analogy No. of Questions |
4 |
| 2. |
Grammer No. of Questions |
4 |
| 3. |
Fill in the blanks No. of Questions
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4 |
| 4. |
Para Jumbling No. of Questions
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4 |
| 5. |
Summary No. of Questions |
4 |
| 6. |
reading comprehension No. of
Questions |
20 |
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| Mathematical
Skills |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| TotalMarks
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40 |
| Marking
Scheme |
1
of each question |
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| Airthmatic |
| 1. |
Ratio
and proportion No. of Questions
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2 |
| 2. |
Persentage
No. of Questions |
5 |
| 3. |
Profit
and loss No. of Questions
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3 |
| 4. |
S.I.
and C. I No. of Questions
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1 |
| 5. |
Average
No. of Questions |
2 |
| 6. |
Alligation
No. of Questions |
3 |
| 7. |
Time
and Distance No. of Questions
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12 |
| 8. |
Time
and Work No. of Questions |
3 |
| 9. |
Calender-
No. of Questions |
1 |
| 10. |
Geometry
and mensuration- No. of Questions |
5 |
| 11. |
Probability-
No. of Questions |
1 |
| 12. |
Trigonometry-
No. of Questions |
2 |
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| DATA
ANALYSIS AND SUFFICIENCY |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| Total
Marks |
40 |
| Marking
Scheme |
1
of each question |
| 1.Data
Analysis No. of Questions |
27 |
| 2.
Data Comparision No. of Questions
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7 |
| 3.
Data Sufficiency No. of Questions
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6 |
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| Intelligence
and Critical Reasoning |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| TotalMarks |
40 |
| Marking
Scheme |
1
of each question |
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| 1. |
Number
and Letter series No. of Questions |
5 |
| 2. |
Sequences
No. of Questions |
2 |
| 3. |
Direction
Sense No. of Questions
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4 |
| 4. |
Blood
Relatio No. of Questions |
2 |
| 5. |
Venn
Diagram No. of Questions
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4 |
| 6. |
Calender
No. of Questions |
1 |
| 7. |
Distribution-
No. of Questions
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4 |
| 8. |
Coding
and Decoding No. of Questions
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2 |
| 9. |
Course
of Action No. of Questions
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3 |
| 10. |
Statement
and conclusion
No.
of Questions |
4 |
| 11. |
Statement and Assumption No.
of Questions |
4 |
| 12. |
Inferences-
No. of Questions
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5 |
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| INDIA
AND GLOBAL ENVIORNMENT |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| Total
Marks |
40 |
| Marking
Scheme |
1
of each question |
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| Top |
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| SNAP
08 |
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| Number
of questions |
135 |
| Number
of sections |
4 |
| Marking
scheme |
Marking
scheme 1 & 2 MARKS QUESTIONS |
| Negative
marking |
1/4thof
allotted mark |
| Test
Duration |
120
Minutes |
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| Sec-1
Analytical & logical
reasoning |
| Number
of questions |
30 |
| Total
marks |
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| Marking
scheme |
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| Sec-2
General Awareness |
| Number
of questions |
35 |
| Total
marks |
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| Marking
scheme |
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| Sec-3
Quants , D.I. & D.S. |
| Number
of questions |
35 |
| Total
marks |
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| Marking
scheme |
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| Sec-4
General English |
| Number
of questions |
35 |
| Total
marks |
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| Marking
scheme |
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| Top |
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| NMAT
2008 |
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| Number
of questions |
150 |
| Number
of sections |
3 |
| Marking
scheme |
1 |
| Negative
marking |
1/4thof
allotted mark |
| Total
Marks |
150 |
| Test
Duration |
120
Minutes |
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| Sec-1
Language skills |
| Number
of questions |
40 |
| Total
marks |
40 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| 1.Cloze
test |
No.
of questions 10 |
| 2.Vocab
(Antonyms) |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 3.Parra
jumbling based |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 4.Passage
|
No.
of questions 10 |
| 5.Vocabulary |
No.
of questions 5 |
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| Sec-2
Quantitative ability, Data
analysis& data sufficiency |
| Number
of questions |
60 |
| Total
marks |
60 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| 1.Number
series |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 2.Approximations |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 3.Simplifications & Indices |
No.
of questions 15 |
4.Ratio
ProportionPartnership,
Percentage
,SI &CI , Simple equations |
No.
of questions 10 |
| 5.
Table |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 6.Table
|
No.
of questions 5 |
| 7.Bar
diagram |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 8.Caselet
|
No.
of questions 6 |
| 9.
data sufficiency |
No.
of questions 5 |
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| Sec-3
Analytical reasoning |
| Number
of questions |
50 |
| Total
marks |
50 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| 1.Blood
relations |
No.
of questions 2 |
| 2.Number
based arrangement |
No.
of questions 3 |
| 3.Symbal
based sequence |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 4.Puzzle
|
No.
of questions 5 |
| 5.Deductions
logic |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 6.Symbals & Notations |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 7.Data
sufficiency |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 8.Decision
making |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 9.
Puzzle |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 10.Coding
and decoding |
No.
of questions 5 |
| 11.
Miscellaneous |
No.
of questions 5 |
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| Top |
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| XAT
2009 |
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| Number
of questions |
104 |
| Number
of sections |
3 |
| Marking
scheme |
1 |
| Negative
marking |
1/4thFOR
FIRST 6 WRONG Answers then ½th for
each wrong answer. |
| Duration |
120
minutes & 20 minutes for
essay writingks |
| Essay
Topic |
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| The
inherent vice of capitalism
is the unequal sharing of riches;
the inherent virtue of socialism
is the equal sharing of miseries |
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| Sec-1
Data interpretation & Quantitative
ability |
| Number
of questions |
38 |
| Total
marks |
30 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| Time
Limits 40 minutes |
No.
of questions 10 |
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| Sec-2
Verbal ability & logic |
| Number
of questions |
35 |
| Total
marks |
30 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| Time
Limits |
40
minutes |
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| Sec-3
Analytical Reasoning & decision
making |
| Number
of questions |
31 |
| Total
marks |
30 |
| Marking
scheme |
1
for each questions |
| Time
Limits |
40
minutes |
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| Top |
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| FMS
2009 |
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| Number
of questions |
175 |
| Number
of sections |
4 |
| Marking
scheme |
1 |
| Negative
marking |
1/4thof
allotted mark |
| Total
Marks |
700 |
| Test
Duration |
120
minutes |
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| Sec-1
Verbal ability |
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| Sec-2
Quantitative Ability |
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| Sec-3
Logical & analytical
Reasoning |
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| Sec-4
Reading Comprehension |
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