Three testing areas:

1. Text Completion questions (TCQ) test the candidate's ability to interpret, evaluate and reason from what he/she has read. Text Completion questions test this ability by omitting crucial words from short passages, requiring to fill the blanks by selecting words or phrases.


2. Sentence Equivalence questions (SEQ) test the ability to reach a conclusion about how a sentence should be completed while also focusing on the meaning of the whole sentence.


3. Reading Comprehension questions (RC) test the ability to comprehend and analyse a passage (short or long).

TCQs tests the candidate's ability to interpret, evaluate and reason from what he/she has read. TCQs test this ability by omitting crucial words from short passages, requiring to fill the blanks by selecting words or phrases. Passage is composed of one to five sentences. The answer choices for different blanks function independently. There is no credit for partially correct answers i.e. not answering all the blanks correctly.

TCQs	No. of Questions
Questions with 1 blank and 5 choices	Around 2
Questions with 2 blank and 3/3 choices	Around 2-3
Questions with 3 blank and 3/3/3 choices	Around 2-3
Total No. Of Questions	Around 6-7

SEQs test the ability to reach a conclusion about how a sentence should be completed while also focusing on the meaning of the whole sentence. SEQs consist of a single sentence with just one blank. Students have to select two choices (out of 6 given choices) that will lead to a complete, coherent sentence while producing sentences that mean the same thing.

SEQs	No. of Questions
Questions with 6 choices (Select 2 choices)	4

RC questions on the test require students to select multiple correct answer choices, highlight a sentence within a reading passage to answer the question.

RC	No. of Questions
Questions with 5 choices (Select 1 choice)	Around 5-7
Questions with 3 choices (Select all that apply)	Around 2
Select-in-Passage Questions	Around 2
Total No. Of Questions (Around 3 to 4 Passages)	9 to 10