IIM Indore Aptitude Test

I have completed my BBA degree and want to do MBA from Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore came to know that I have to give the IIM Indore Aptitude test for taking admission. Can you please provide me sample paper for this IIM Indore Aptitude test?

Hello sir I have to take Aptitude Test so tell me How do I prepare for IIM Indore IPM Aptitude Test ??

[Pathak]

How to prepare for the Aptitude Test-

The first thing that a you need to do is practice objective type questions. Considering that class 12th students give the test, they might not have done questions of this type before. A good source for this would be:
Aptitude Questions and Answers

student can also look at some of the courses which teach for the IPM Aptitude test. It is unlikely that a student would find some great courses for this because it is not a popular exam like AIEEE or IIT-JEE, so they can look at some of the CAT / Management entrance exams

pattern of the test-

It will be a Multiple Choice Objective, Paper & pencil (OMR based) test.
It will have 100 questions in all, with 4 marks awarded for a correct answer and a penalty of 1 mark for a wrong answer.
The duration of the test will be 2 hours.

What is tested in the Aptitude Test-

The syllabus would be of the Secondary/X Std/Equivalent and have the following two sections:

1.Analytical Ability – Algebra, Arithmetic, Data Analysis, Geometry, Logical Reasoning, Modern Mathematics

2.Written and Verbal Ability – Verbal Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Errors in Usage etc.

What is pattern of the test?

It will be a Multiple Choice Objective, Paper & pencil (OMR based) test.
It will have 100 questions in all, with 4 marks awarded for a correct answer and a penalty of 1 mark for a wrong answer.
The duration of the test will be 2 hours.

Hello sir I am looking for the IIM Indore IPM Admission Sample Paper for Aptitude Test so can you please provide me the Aptitude Test Model Paper??

[Shaleen]

Here is the IIM Indore IPM Admission Sample Paper for Aptitude Test

Aptitude Test Model Paper

Test Duration: 120 minutes (2 Hrs.)

Test Type:

Multiple Choice Objective, Paper & pencil (OMR Based)
Number of Questions: 100

Test Level: Secondary/X Std./Equivalent

Test Sections: Quantitative Ability and Verbal Ability

Note-:
Calculators, mobile phones and similar gadgets that facilitates in the
examination are not allowed. Candidates short listed for AT are required to
report at the examination venue 30 minutes before the scheduled time of the
test.

Examination schedule will be communicated to the candidates later.

A Brief note about Aptitude Test-

The proposed aptitude test will be based on the topics listed under its
sections but not limited to the following:

Section 1 – Analytical Ability: Algebra, Arithmetic, Data Analysis, Geometry,
Logical Reasoning, Modern Mathematics.

Section 2 – Verbal Ability: Verbal Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Errors
in Usage etc.

Section 1 – Quantitative Ability

Q1. A boat can go 30 Km downstream in 2 hours whereas it takes 6 hours to
return upstream. If the speed of the current be half of that of the boat, what
is the speed of the boat in (Km/Hr)?

a) 8 b) 5 c) 10 d) 16


Q2. If 4 x + 3y = 78 and 3x/2y =27/22. How much is y-x?


a) 17 b) 8 c) 6 d) 4

Q3. Abhishek started a business with an investment of Rs. 50,000. After one

year, he invested another 30,000 and now Sunil joined him with Rs. 70,000.

If the total profit earned during the three years from the beginning is Rs.
84,000, how much will Sunil get out of it?

a) 36,000 b) 34,600 c) 33,600 d) 35,800

Q4. Out of the following four parts, one part is not equal to the other. Mark

your answer as the part that is different.

a) 35 x 12 / 14 + 14 x 5

b) 2^5 + √256 + 20 = 115 x

c) 8 / 10 + 8 = 36 x

d) 5 / 6 + 17 x 4 + 2

Q5. A man walks a Km in the first hour and then two-third of this distance in
the second hour and then two-third of distance covered in previous hour in
the third hour … and so on. What is his maximum distance walked in Km?

a) 2 b) 4 c) 5 d) 6

Section 2 -Verbal Ability

Q1 The sentence below has parts missing. Choose the best option from the
four options given below each sentence to make up the missing parts –
Global recession has taken within its ambit almost 80% of the globe,
resulting in a painful impact, especially upon the_______________ sector. It
is a matter of great relief that only a few countries including India, have so
far largely remained unaffected, mainly because of the inherent strength of
Indian economic.

A. Geographical, circumference.

B. Corporate, parameters

C. Psychological, nucleus

D. Historical, outflow.

Q2 The sentences given in this question, when in a proper sequence, form a
coherent paragraph. Each sentence is labeled with a number. Choose the
most logical order of the sentences from among the four options given, to
construct a coherent paragraph.



(a) Modern Indian literature tries to capture the phobias and anxieties of
contemporary men and women.

(b) Thus, modern Indian literature makes readers more familiar with
themselves rather than with social norms.

(c) The main focus of modern Indian literature is upon individual
psychological issues rather than general special-issues.

(d) More and more writers are trying to unravel the secrets of human mind.

(i) a,b,c,d (ii) a,d,c,a

(iii) a,c,d,b (iv) d,c,b,a



Q3 The following question has a paragraph from which the last sentence has
been deleted. From the four given options, choose the sentence that
completes the paragraph in the most appropriate way. There has been a
phenomenal amplify in consumer culture across the globe in the latter half of the twentieth century. This has coincided with the sudden meteoric rise in
advertisement of products. A popular modern proverb is –“Advertisement
creates demand where there is no demand”. No wonder, the bombardment of
the human mind by pretty and tempting advertisements from morning till
midnight twenty four hours a day, 365 days a year, gives a boost to human
desire to acquire more and more consumer products in order to sustain his
social status.

A. Consumer culture is good for social harmony.
B. Modern humans need to restrict their consumer urge for the sake of their sanity and ability to stay within their means.
C. We should all try to learn the merits of consumerism.
D. A good rapport between the consumer and his desired product is a healthy
sign.