Question Pattern for CAT Exam

Hi I would like to have the examination pattern for the Common Admission Test which is conducted for the admission to the Management programs in various colleges & Institutes?

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Common Admission Test (CAT) is an aggressive administration placement test directed at national level for admission to Postgraduate Business Administration Program and different projects in different IIT, IIM, NITs and other private administration establishments tolerating CAT.

This year CAT 2016 will be assembled by IIM Bangalore, one of the top IIMs. Educator Rajendra K Bandi, Decision Sciences and Information Systems; Chairperson Admissions and Financial Aid, will be the convener of CAT 2016.

CAT 2016 Exam Details
Duration of Exam 180 Minutes
No. of Sections 3
CAT 2016 Convener IIM Bangalore
Exam Sections
Quantitative ability (QA),

Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR),

Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VRC)

Marking Scheme
Correct answer : +3

Incorrect answer : -1

No penalty for unanswered question

No negative marking for non MCQs

CAT 2016 Exam Pattern
There will be 3 Sections in CAT 2016

CAT Exam Format

Quantitative ability (QA)
34

Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR)
32

Verbal and Reading Comprehension (VRC)
34

Total No. of Questions
100

Length of the examination will be 180 minutes. A few inquiries in every area (Quantitative Ability, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning and Verbal and Reading Comprehension) may not be of numerous decision sort. Rather, coordinate answers are to be written on the screen. Additionally, utilization of fundamental on-screen mini-computer will be took into consideration calculation.

Hopefuls will be designated precisely a hour for noting questions in every area and they can't change starting with one segment then onto the next while noting questions in a segment.

On-screen clock will check remaining minutes for the test.

Three (3) focuses will be granted for each right reply; one (1) point will be deducted for every wrong reply.

There is no punishment for inquiries that are left unanswered.