How should I create a study schedule for JIPMAT preparation?

One can find JIPMAT eligibility criteria in the information bulletin released by NTA before the start of examination process.

Yes, candidates waiting for Class 12 results are eligible to appear for JIPMAT. However, admissions are subject to candidates passing Class 12 with required eligibility conditions. 

No, candidates cannot get the JIPMAT admit card offline. The admit card for the Joint Integrated Programme in Management Admission Test (JIPMAT) is only available online. Candidates need to download it from the official website of the National Testing Agency (NTA). Candidates must ensure to check all the details on the admit card, such as roll number, name, examination centre, and other particulars.

In case of any issues while downloading the JIPMAT admit card, candidates can contact the NTA for assistance.

No, candidates can answer questions from the sections in any order while taking the JIPMAT exam.

The difficulty level of the JIPMAT exam is generally moderate to difficult. However, the difficulty can vary across the test takers based on the preparation level. Candidates who are well prepared find the JIPMAT exam easy. Whereas, those who did not study for the exam may find the exam tough.

Candidates need to have a strong understanding of the concepts and practice regularly to perform well. Solving previous years' papers and taking mock tests can help in understanding the difficulty level and preparing accordingly.