Ask & Answer: India's Largest Education Community

The AILET exam does not have two sections namely, Legal Aptitude and Quantitative Aptitude. Also, the questions asked in CLAT exam are lengthy and time taking, while AILET question paper is considered to be completed within time if practiced well. The CLAT exam has 120 questions, i.e., less in comparison to the AILET which has 150 questions. 

(a)

If y2 < 40, then y’s R-index = 87 – y2 > 47; i.e. 47 < Y’s R-index ≤ 87

If y2 > 40, then Y’s R-index = 87 – 40 = 47

47 ≤ Y’s R-index ≤ 87

Similarly,

 23 ≤ K’s R-index ≤ 51

33 ≤ S’s R-index ≤ 55

53 ≤ S’s R-index ≤ 75

82 ≤ V’s R-index ≤ 130

Any one of Y, K or R could have the lowest R-index.

Hence, option (a).

No, IBS Gurgaon does not provide direct admissions. All the candidates need to qualify through IBSAT, CAT, GMAT, or NMAT. The selection procedure also involves Micro Presentation and Personal Interview prior to final confirmation.

Yes, IBS Gurgaon also accepts CAT scores for admission to PGPM. Candidates with valid CAT scores are exempt from IBSAT. They must also go through the Micro Presentation and Personal Interview rounds in order to get admitted.

Qualified candidates from ACJ entrance exam online test, who appeared for the second round, i.e.,  online interview,  will get the confirmation for their admission to the Asian College of Journalism to PG Diploma in Journalism or PG Diploma in Business and Financial Journalism,  via email on their registered email address. The college will send out emails to the selected candidates within a week of the online interview.

The deadline date for IBS Gurgaon admission 2025 will be posted on the official website. The forms are available now, and the applicants are requested to apply early so that a position is reserved. The shortlisting process will occur after the form submission deadline.

Candidates aspiring to appear for the AILET exam must refer to the following set of books while preparing for AILET 2026:

• CLAT Study Kit (Legal Reasoning, English, Logical Reasoning, Mathematics, and Legal Awareness & General Knowledge)
• Universal's Guide to CLAT & LLB Entrance Examination
• CLAT & AILET's Chapter-wise Solved Papers

(c)

For 2011, the following table can be created.

Hence, option 3.

No, IBS Gurgaon does not provide admission without an entrance test. Candidates either take IBSAT or provide valid CAT, GMAT, or NMAT scores. Even with these scores, they have to appear for the Micro Presentation and Personal Interview for selection.

(d)

In 2012, the population of women = 1.1 × 13000 and that of boys = 12000/ (1.05)2

Literacy rate of women and boys in 2012 is 20 percent and 50 percent respectively.

The ration of literate women to literate boys in 2012

$= \frac{20\mathrm{\%}of(1.1\times 13000)}{50\mathrm{\%}of\frac{12000}{{(1.05)}^2}}=0.52$

Hence, option (d)

(c) rather than calculating for each year, we can deduce that since the number of men is significantly greater than the other three, the maximum number of literacy rate for men.

In 2003, the literacy rate for men is 50 percent, which is the highest for his category.

Considering that the number of men in the year 2013 is 40000, the number of literate men will be 20000 which is much higher as compared to the literate men in other years.

Hence, option (c)

No, the admission in IBS Gurgaon is on the basis of graduation marks and entrance test performance, not Class 12 marks. Aspirants should have a bachelor's degree with at least 50% aggregate. Selection tests such as IBSAT, CAT, GMAT, or NMAT are required.

IBS Gurgaon doesn't declare a specific IBSAT cut-off mark. Shortlisting happens on the basis of performance in IBSAT or other approved entrance tests along with academic performance. Better scores enhance possibilities at the time of selection rounds. Final selection also relies upon the interview and presentation performance.

To secure admission in IBS Gurgaon, the candidates should have the eligibility of a bachelor's degree with 50% marks. The candidates have to appear for IBSAT, CAT, GMAT, or NMAT and succeed in the selection process. It consists of submission of the application form, entrance test, and interview. Final allocation of seats is done when the fee is paid.

(b)

Number of literates = Population * Literacy rate

Thus, if the percentage change in the population is a% and that in the literacy rate is b%, then the percentage change in the number of literates = (a + b +ab/100)%

From 2013 to 2014, the population of girls has increased by 25 percent and literacy rate has changed from 10 percent to 25 percent

i.e. (45 - 10) * 100/10 = 350 percent increase in literacy rate

Percentage change in the number of literate girls = 25 + 350 + (25 * 350)/100 = 462.5 percent

Yes, IBS Gurgaon PGPM admission 2025 is already open. Candidates can apply via IBSAT or provide valid CAT, GMAT, or NMAT scores. The process of selection is based on Micro Presentation and Personal Interview rounds. Final admission is confirmed post-fee payment.

The full form of ACJ entrance exam is Asian College of Journalism Entrance Exam. This entrance exam is conducted annually in online mode for admission to PG Diploma in Journalism and PG Diploma in Business and Financial Journalism. Candidates seeking admission to any of these courses must fill out the ACJ application form and appear for the exam. Those who qualify the online test will be able to participate in the interview round.

To ace the AILET 2026 exam, score between 80-90 will be considered safe. To get admission in BA LLB or LLM courses at the NLU Delhi, aspirants must try to score more than 80 marks out of 150 (for BA LLB) to secure a seat at the institute. However, for candidates belonging to the SC/ST category, scoring 70 can be enough to crack the exam and make it to the cutoff list.

(a) In 2016, £1= Rs. 42 (old rupees)

However, by 2017 the value of the rupee will decline by 10 percent.

£1 will now be worth a higher amount of rupees.

In terms of pounds in 2017, we have, £0.9 = Rs. 42 (new rupees)

£1 = 42/0.9 = Rs. 46.6

Hence, option (a)