What should I expect during the interview following Ashoka Aptitude Test?

To prepare the AAT study timetable, set daily and weekly goals, give more time to weaker areas, and dedicate appropriate time for revision. Try to stay consistent throughout the preparation journey. 

The mandatory documents required while applying for Ashoka Aptitude Test include the candidates' photograph, government issued identification, and mark sheets. In addition to that, candidates have to attach documents relevant to their portfolio and other achievements to substantiate their activities. These documents may include photographs, certificates, artwork, web links, writing samples, letters of experience, recommendation, appointment, etc. 

Candidates are given 30 minutes to write their on-the-spot essays. The essay question is to be attempted after taking the aptitude test questions. A 5-minute break is given after candidates have taken their essay question. During evaluation, the exam body will consider the candidates' engagement with the prompt, creativity, clarity of thought and critical thinking skills. 

The university has set the following rules and regulations for taking Ashoka Aptitude Test remotely. 

• Examinees must have a government-issued photo ID while taking the test.
• They can take 5-minute bio breaks during designated break sections. 
• They are allowed to use pen and paper for rough work.
• Calculators are not allowed.
• Webcam must be enabled at all times and the face of the examinee must be visible.
• The assessment can only be taken on desktops or laptops. 

AAT sample papers are an essential resource for preparations. Aspirants must go through these papers at least once before the test to get an idea of the types of questions they will have to take eventually. The time limit to take the test is 90 minutes. While solving a sample paper, aspirants can also get an idea of their speed with which they attempt the paper.