What is the XAT question paper pattern?

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    Vinty Tanwar | Guide-Level 14

    a year ago

    The XAT 2024 Exam Pattern is designed to assess candidates across various domains, encompassing multiple sections. Here are the key highlights:

    • Sections and Duration:

      • Part 1: Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning (VA & LR) - About 26 questions
      • Part 2: Decision Making (DM) - About 22 questions
      • Part 3: Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation (QA & DI) - About 28 questions
      • Mock Keyboard Testing - Not Applicable (NA)
      • General Knowledge* (GK) - About 25 questions
      • Analytical Essay Writing* (AEW) - 1 question
      • Duration: 175 Minutes (Part 1), 5 Minutes (Part 2), 30 Minutes (Part 3)
    • Question Types:

      • VA & LR: Critical reasoning, reading comprehensions
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    Vipra Shrivastava | Contributor-Level 10

    11 months ago

    XAT question paper is similar to other MBA entrance exams, i.e. it has a limited number of MCQs. Check the table below for the pattern of XAT question paper:

    XAT Exam Structure

    XAT Exam Details

    Mode of examination

    Online

    XAT sections

    Part 1- Decision Making, Verbal & Logical Ability, Quantitative Ability & Data Interpretation

    Part 2- General Knowledge

    Duration of exam

    3 hours

    Number of questions

    95

    Total marks

    95

    Number of answer choices

    Five

    XAT marking scheme

    1 mark awarded for every correct answer

    0.25 marks deducted for every incorrect answer

    - 0.10 mark deducted for more than 8 un-attempted consecutive questions

    No negative marking in GK section

    Candidates must check out previous years' XAT question papers to have an understanding of the paper pattern, topic-wise weightage and types of questions.  These official XAT question papers are available in PDF format for free download. They can download the question paper PDFs for practicing XAT questions.

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