Are there subjective type questions in IBSAT exam?

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Shruti Garg
4 months ago

No, there are no subjective-type questions in IBSAT question paper. IBSAT exam is held in remote proctored mode. The question paper includes 140 multiple choice questions which have to be attempted in 120 minutes.

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