Is there negative marking in IBSAT?

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No, there is no negative marking in IBSAT exam. IBSAT question paper will consist of 140 question of one mark each. Candidates will given two hours to attempt 140 MCQs. For any incorrect answer or not attempted question, no mark will be dedcuted. In this scenerio, candidates must attempt all questio

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IBS Hyderabad has shared the dates for IBSAT National Mock Test on its official website. Candidates can register for any date as per their convenience. Apart from this, IBS also provides Free Mock Test that can be taken anytime after registration.

The number of questions in each section of IBSAT Mock Test are as follows:

Section

No. of questions

Verbal Ability

50

Quantitative aptitude

30

Reading Comprehension

30

Data Adequacy and Interpretation

30

Yes, the IBSAT mock test is free of cost. Candidates just have to register for it on the official website.

Only candidates who fulfill the below mentioned eligibility criteria can register to appear for IBSAT mock test:

  • Candidate must be a resident of India with Aadhaar Card (Except for NE States, may provide Government ID)
  • Student must be a 2025-26 graduate or in final year of qualifying examination

IBSAT National Mock Test is a mock conducted by IBS Hyderabad at a national level for IBSAT aspirants. This year, IBS has announced six mock tests from July to December 2026. The mock test is designed to help students practice in exam-like environment.

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