Section-1: Verbal Ability
Verbal
Ability is highest scoring section in IBSAT syllabus and pattern with 50 questions.
Major topics on which questions are asked in this section, are:
Synonyms/Antonyms
Word Relation
Error
Spotting
Phrase
Replacement/one word substitute
Fill in the
blanks
Jumbled
Sentences
Section-2:
Reading Comprehension: 30 MCQs
IBSAT syllabus for Reading Comprehension has
marked it as separate section in IBSAT exam with 30 questions.
RC Section in IBSAT is not clubbed to Verbal
Ability section.
There are usually 3 RC passages followed by 8
questions each while one RC passage is followed by 6 questions.
The RC passages in IBSAT have an average
length of 500 to 600 words
Most questions are directly related to the RC
passages and answers to them can be easily located in the RC passage
itself
Some of the questions are indirect and you have
to check the inference drawn from the passage.
Section-3:
Quantitative Aptitude: 30 MCQs
Quantitative Aptitude section has a mix of all the topics in Mathematics
in IBSAT 2023 syllabus. Total questions in this section are 30. All the
questions are of Easy to Moderate difficulty level. Following are the major
topics on which questions are based in Quant section
Number System
Simplification & Algebra
Speed, Time and Distance
Profit, loss & Discount
Permutation & Probability
Work and Time
Percentage
Geometry and Mensuration
Simple interest & partnership
Time and Work
Ratio
Section-4:
Data Adequacy and Data Interpretation: 30 MCQs
Out of
30 questions in this section, 15 are based on Data sufficiency and rest 15 on
Data Interpretation. This section has following major topics on which questions
are based:
Data Sufficiency Data Interpretation (Pie
chart )
Data Interpretation (Line and Table)
Data Interpretation (Line, bar, graph)
Key Points on IBSAT Syllabus:
IBSAT is Online Computer Based Test.
Candidates should be aware about the computer Test Format, its navigation tools
More Sets of IBSAT Test Paper are prepared as
the exam is conducted in 4 days Testing window
Candidate is allowed to appear in one session
of IBSAT
IBSAT Syllabus offers high scoring
opportunity due its moderate difficulty level
No Negative Marking in IBSAT exam
Each Correct answer carries +1 Mark. Total
maximum marks are 140
IBSAT is 120 minutes exam. Less than 1 minute
is available to answer each question
IBSAT advises to cover the entire syllabus as
the questions can be asked from any topic – within or outside the syllabus.
All questions in IBSAT are of MCQ type.
