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Part
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Total Questions
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Time Allotted
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Part I
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75 MCQs
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175 minutes
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Part II
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25 MCQs + Essay
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30 minutes
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Total Questions
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Difficulty Level
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Key Features
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26
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Easy to Moderate
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Six Reading Comprehensions (RCs), including one based on a poem. Questions on critical reasoning, sentence rearrangement and grammar.
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Total Questions
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Difficulty Level
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Key Features
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21
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Easy to Moderate
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Context-based questions from various scenarios such as business ethics and crisis management. Seven sets of three questions each. Close options in a few sets adding to the challenge.
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Total Questions
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Difficulty Level
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Key Features
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28 (15 in Quant and 13 in DI)
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Moderate to Difficult
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Mix of conventional arithmetic, geometry and statistics questions. DI questions will be relatively easier than Quant questions. Three blocks of three questions each and two blocks of two questions each in DI.
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Total Questions
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Difficulty Level
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Key Features
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25
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Moderate to Slightly Difficult
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Combination of static GK (books, geography, history) and current affairs (science, technology, economics). No negative marking, allowing effective use of guesswork.
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Task
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Key Features
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Write an essay on one of three given topics.
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Topics will require critical reasoning and reflection. Manageable in terms of understanding and writing within the time limit.
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Institute
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Expected Score
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XLRI (BM)
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34+
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XLRI (HR)
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32+
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XIMB
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30+
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Great Lakes, TAPMI, IMT-G
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27+
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GIM, LIBA, IFMR, XIM Jabalpur, BULMIM
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24+
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XIME Bengaluru, BIMTECH, SCMS
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20+
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