Do previous years questions or mock test questions get repeated in CAT, NMAT, CMAT and SNAP?

The chances of a question from previous years' being repeated "as it is" in the MBA entrance exams are quite slim. Nevertheless, it is always beneficial to go through those questions as it helps in understanding the difficulty level and pattern of the exam in general.

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<p>In top MBA exams such as NMAT, SNAP, CMAT and CAT, questions from previous years may not get directly repeated. MBA exams are known for its ever evolving question structure with changing economies. The exam authorities create new and innovative questions each year to assess candidates' problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and aptitude.</p><p>While questions may not get repeated exactly, it is possible to find similar concepts or patterns in different years. The focus of MBA entrance exams, such as NMAT, CAT, CMAT, or SNAP, is to test candidates' ability to think critically and apply their knowledge to solve unfamiliar problems. Therefore, practicing previous year's questions can be beneficial as it helps candidates familiarise with the exam format, identify common question types, and develop their problem-solving skills.</p><p>The syllabus of MBA entrance exams typically remains the same with DILR, VARC, and QA sections. While some exams may have an additional section for General Awareness. Therefore, candidates must go through the previous year's questions to get aware of the, &nbsp; type of questions, important topics, and more.</p>

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