How to avoid common mistakes in IBSAT?

When you go for IBS, you should know about your strengths and weakness. And if you identify strengths then one can be confident and start solving the test from questions based on your strong concepts. While weak areas can be practiced and focus should be on minimizing errors. In last minutes, aspirants should prepare a list of the formulas, concepts and tricks so that one can have quick access to all the important areas. Aspirants should take mocks first after that they realize mismanagement of time. Silly errors which do not get highlighted otherwise. Aspirants should not ignore past year sample papers. They are a great source to practice section-wise questions. I had taken the IBSAT, my personal experience was that if you want a top MBA college, you have to score more to maximise your chances. The best way to get a high score is to put in the time, go through each and every concept before the exam. There is one formula to succeed in IBSAT is practics, practics and practics. Take healthy meal during your exam time and take a proper sleep.

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Such kinds of tests check your speed, accuracy, precision and time management along with background knowledge. So you need to be well prepared with the concepts so that you do not miss out on the questions. Don't spend too much on a question otherwise that question can become your doomsday or it will kill your time for other questions. Prepare a strategy to start from your favorite area so that you can finish it fast and then move onto other questions. Some formulas should be on your tips to get the questions on first strike. Apart from this reach exam center well before time so that you can keep calm while giving the examination. Calculations mistakes should be avoided. Understand the questions on the first go, re-reading will eat up your time. Try using options in some of the questions for answering, may speed up your solution.

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Hi, IBSAT is a management entrance test conducted annually for admissions into the 9 campuses of the prestigious Indian Business School. The college has its campuses in Hyderabad, Mumbai, Bangalore, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Gurgaon, Pune, Dehradun and Jaipur. 1. Review your notes properly. 2. Do not panic in the exam. 3. Do not waste too much of time on a single question as it will slow down your pace. 4. Answer the one in which you you are confident enough. 5. Not solving enough mock papers. 6. Ignoring past years sample papers. 7. Not focusing on error analysis. 8. Not iterating the preparation strategy. 9. Not listing down important formulas and concepts. 10. Not working on quick calculations. 11. Lack of awareness. These are some common mistakes made by students. Do not repeat the mistakes and prepare well. All the best for your future. Thank you.

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If you want to excel in IBSAT exam, the core thing which you should do a lot practice. Do practice regularly while you preparing for exam. Solve mock paper as much as you can. It will enhance your speed and capability of solving question fast. Analyse each paper which you have solved so that you can come across with your flaws and could work on that. For a good start first make a strategy for your preparation. Do a SWOT analysis of yours and figure out your weakness and strength. So that you can work on your weakness and turn it into your strength. Go through the last 10 years paper. You’ll get to know the pattern. And also work on vocabulary, most of the time students make mistake in reading section only. Although mathematics a major part to work on but reading is also values equally.

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Here are some of the common mistakes which can be avoided by aspirants while preparing for IBSAT exam. Check the tips to avoid the common mistakes below: 1. Not solving enough mock papers To get a proper understanding of the format, time management and to be able to solve questions accurately one must take as many mocks. Solving and practicing individual questions is a lot different to attempting a full mock test. While taking mocks aspirants can realize mismanagement of time, silly errors which do not get highlighted otherwise. 2. Ignoring past years' sample papers Even if there are major changes in exam pattern, candidates should not ignore past year sample papers. They are a great source to practice section-wise questions. Moreover, there are chances of questions getting repeated after 3 to 4 years. 3. Not focusing on error analysis Analyzing mistakes is crucial for an all round preparation. One should revisit all the tests and questions solved and find out the repetitive mistakes. After identifying the mistakes one should just focus on getting the basics clear and be cautious while attempting those kinds of questions on the exam day. 4. Not iterating the preparation strategy Having one preparation strategy is good, but sticking to it despite no results in terms of scoring in mocks is stupidity. Changing the study plan if not working well is recommended. Here advices from industry experts and academicians can be followed. 5. Not listing down important formulas and concepts To have a quick access to all the important formulas, concepts and tricks, aspirants can prepare a list of the same. The list can be put on pin board, it proves good for revision. 6. Ignoring the SWOT Analysis Identifying strengths and weaknesses is very important for performing well in the exam. If strengths are known one can be confident and start solving the test from questions based on strong concepts. On the other hand the weak areas can be practiced and focus can be on minimizing errors.

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