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The analysis of the SBI PO 2022 Prelim exam held on the 19th Dec 2022 (Slot 3) has been presented below.
Snapshot of the Exam:
| Test Area | No. of questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Reasoning Ability | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| English Language | 30 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Total no. of Questions | 100 Qs | 60 Mins |
No of choices per question – 5
Negative marking: 0.25 of the marks assigned to each question
As per feedback received from our students who appeared for this exam, the exam can be rated as Moderate.
The section-wise analysis of the above-mentioned session, as reported by our students, is given below:
Quantitative Aptitude:
This section can be rated as moderate.
There were fifteen questions (3 sets) on Data Interpretation (five questions each on Pie Chart, Bar Graph and Caselet). Questions on Data Interpretation were time-consuming and lengthy. There were five questions each on Quadratic Comparisons and Wrong Number Series. The questions based on Quadratic Comparisons and Wrong Number Series were easy to moderate.
Individual Quant questions were ten in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones.
A student could, therefore, have solved around 15 - 16 questions in 20 minutes if he chose judiciously.
| Topic | No. of questions |
|---|---|
| Data Interpretation (3 sets. Pie Chart, Bar Graph and Caselet) | 15 |
| Quadratic Comparisons | 5 |
| Wrong Number Series | 5 |
| Individual Quant questions | 10 |
Reasoning:
This section has been given a 'Moderate' tag and is lengthy.
There were twenty-three questions on Puzzles which were of moderate level of difficulty. There were two questions each on Blood Relations, Direction Sense, Symbols and Notations (Inequalities). These questions ranged from easy to moderate. There were three questions each on Deductions / Syllogisms (Only a few model) and miscellaneous topics.
About 22 to 23 questions could be solved in 20 minutes. The topic-wise split, as reported by our students, is given below.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Puzzles: | ||
| Linear Arrangement (Uncertain number of persons) | 4 | Easy |
| Linear Arrangement + Distribution | 5 | Moderate |
| Circular Arrangement (8 persons; four persons facing the centre and four persons facing away from the centre) | 5 | Moderate |
| Month and Date based (3 Months, 2 Dates) + Distribution | 5 | Moderate |
| Box Arrangement (9 boxes) | 4 | Moderate |
| Blood Relations | 2 | Easy |
| Direction Sense | 2 | Easy to Moderate |
| Deductions / Syllogisms (Only a few model) | 3 | Easy |
| Symbols and Notations (Inequalities) | 2 | Easy |
| Miscellaneous (Meaningful word, Pair of letters, Odd Man Out) | 3 | Easy |
English Language:
This section has been tagged as 'Easy to Moderate’ by our students.
- The lone Reading Comprehension passage was conventional in its presentation and comprised nine questions.
- There were four questions on Phrase Replacement.
- There were six questions on Cloze Test.
- There were five questions each on Grammatically Correct Sentences.
Thus, about 20 - 21 questions could be solved in 20 minutes in the English section. The break-up of the questions is as follows:
| Topic | No. of questions |
|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 9 |
| Cloze Test | 6 |
| Grammatically Correct Sentence | 5 |
| Sentence Rearrangement | 5 |
| Phrase Replacement | 4 |
| Word Usage | 1 |
Overall, the paper can be rated as Moderate.
Good Attempts and Expected Cutoffs:
| Test Area | Good Attempts |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 15-16 |
| Reasoning Ability | 22-23 |
| English Language | 20-21 |
| Overall | 57-60 |
The analysis of the SBI PO 2022 Prelim exam held on the 20th Dec 2022 (Slot 4) has been presented below.
Snapshot of the Exam:
| Test Area | No. of questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Reasoning Ability | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| English Language | 30 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Total no. of Questions | 100 Qs | 60 Mins |
No of choices per question – 5
Negative marking: 0.25 of the marks assigned to each question
As per feedback received from our students who appeared for this exam, the exam can be rated as Moderate.
The section-wise analysis of the above-mentioned session, as reported by our students, is given below:
Quantitative Aptitude:
This section can be rated as moderate.
There were fifteen questions (3 sets) on Data Interpretation (five questions each on Table, Pie Chart, and Caselet). Questions on Data Interpretation were time-consuming and lengthy. There were five questions each on Quadratic Comparisons and Missing Number Series. The questions based on Quadratic Comparisons and Wrong Number Series were easy to moderate.
Individual Quant questions were ten in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones.
Individual questions were twelve in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones. These questions were based on Ages, Simple Equations, Ratios, Profit and Loss, Averages, Time and Work, Boats and Streams, Mensuration, Simple Interest, etc.
A student could, therefore, have solved around 15 - 16 questions in 20 minutes if he chose judiciously.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Data Interpretation (3 sets. Table, Pie Chart, and Caselet) | 15 | |
| Quadratic Comparisons | 5 | |
| Missing Number Series | 5 | |
| Individual Quant Questions | 10 |
Reasoning:
This section has been given a 'Moderate' tag and is lengthy.
There were twenty questions on Puzzles which were of moderate level of difficulty. There were three questions each on Direction Sense, and Deductions (Syllogisms). These questions ranged from easy to moderate. There were six questions on Coding-Decoding which were easy to solve.
About 20 to 21 questions could be solved in 20 minutes. The topic-wise split, as reported by our students, is given below.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Puzzles: | ||
| Linear Arrangement | 5 | Moderate |
| Month-based puzzle (9 Persons; 9 Months) | 5 | Moderate |
| Distributions (Seven persons; Three Departments) | 5 | Moderate |
| Box Arrangement + QBR (5 boxes) | 5 | Moderate |
| Coding-Decoding | 6 (Five set-based questions and one individual question) | Easy |
| Direction Sense | 3 | Easy to Moderate |
| Deductions / Syllogisms (Only a few model) | 3 | Easy |
| Symbols and Notations (Inequalities) | 2 | Easy |
| Miscellaneous | 1 | Easy |
English Language:
This section has been tagged as 'Easy to Moderate’ by our students.
- The lone Reading Comprehension passage was conventional in its presentation and comprised ten questions, out of which two questions were based on Synonym and one question on Antonym. The passage was based on ‘Robots replacing employment’.
- There were four questions each on Error Identification and Fill in the Blanks (Two blanks).
- There were six questions on Para Forming Questions.
- There were three questions each on Word usage and Phrase Replacement.
Thus, about 18 - 19 questions could be solved in 20 minutes in the English section. The break-up of the questions is as follows:
| Topic | No. of questions |
|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 10 |
| Para Forming Questions | 6 |
| Fill in the Blanks (Two Blanks) | 4 |
| Error Identification | 4 |
| Phrase Replacement | 3 |
| Word Usage | 3 |
Overall, the paper can be rated as Moderate.
Good Attempts and Expected Cutoffs:
| Test Area | Good Attempts |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 15-16 |
| Reasoning Ability | 20-21 |
| English Language | 18-19 |
| Overall | 53-56 |
The analysis of the IBPS PO 2022 Prelim exam held on the 15th of October 2022 (Slot 2) has been presented below.
Snapshot of the Exam:
| Test Area | No. of questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Reasoning Ability | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| English Language | 30 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Total no. of Questions | 100 Qs | 60 Mins |
No of choices per question – 5
Negative marking: 0.25 of the marks assigned to each question
As per feedback received from our students who appeared for this exam, the exam can be rated as easy to moderate.
The section-wise analysis of the above-mentioned session, as reported by our students, is given below:
Quantitative Aptitude:
This section can be rated as easy to moderate. No new question types/pattern of questions was asked in this slot of the exam.
There were fifteen questions (3 sets) on Data Interpretation (five questions each on Table, Bar Chart and Caselet). The questions on the Table were lengthy and calculation based. The set on Bar Graph was moderate and the one-based Caselet was easy to moderate.
There were five questions each on Quadratic Comparisons and Approximations.
Individual questions were ten in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones. These questions were based on Ages, Simple Equations, Ratios, Profit and Loss, Averages, Time and Work, Boats and Streams, Mensuration, Simple Interest, etc.
A student could, therefore, have solved around 16 - 17 questions in 20 minutes, if he chose judiciously.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Data Interpretation (3 sets. Table, Bar Chart and Caselet) | 15 | Easy to Moderate |
| Quadratic Comparisons | 5 | Easy |
| Approximations | 5 | Easy |
| Individual Quant Questions | 10 | Easy to Moderate |
Reasoning:
This section has been given a 'Moderate' tag.
Out of the thirty-five questions in this section, twenty-four questions were on Puzzles (Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons – 19 persons), Two Row Arrangement (Seven persons each), Distribution (One after the other five persons; purchasing items), Distribution (Nine Persons; three countries), Floor Arrangement (Three floors; two flats; Distribution)), which were of easy to moderate level of difficulty.
There were three questions each on Direction Sense, Symbols Notations (Inequalities) and Syllogisms (Deductions) – ‘Only a few’ question type. The questions on Syllogisms (Deductions) were moderate, whereas the questions on Direction Sense and Symbols Notations (Inequalities) were easy to solve.
About 24 – 25 questions could be solved in 20 minutes. The topic-wise split, as reported by our students, is given below.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Symbols Notations (Inequalities) | 3 | Easy |
| Direction Sense | 3 | Easy |
| Syllogisms / Deductions (Only a few) | 3 | Moderate |
| Miscellaneous (Word Arrangement, Word Formation) | 2 | Easy |
| Puzzles | ||
| Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons – 19 persons | 4 | Easy |
| Two Row Arrangements (Seven persons each) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Distribution (Nine Persons; three countries) | 5 | Easy |
| Distribution (One after the other five persons; purchasing items) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Floor Arrangement (Three floors; two flats; Distribution) | 5 | Moderate |
English Language:
This section has been tagged as 'Easy to Moderate’ by our students.
- The lone Reading Comprehension passage was conventional in its presentation and comprised of ten questions, of which two were vocab questions (one on Antonym and one on FIB).
- There were five questions on Para Forming Questions (Six statements were given).
- There were three questions each on identifying ‘Grammatically Correct Sentences’, ‘Phrase Replacement’, ‘Match the Column’ and ‘Wrongly/Misspelt words.
- There were four questions on ‘Fill in the Blanks (Single Blank)’.
Thus, about 22 - 23 questions could be solved in 20 minutes in the English section. The break-up of the questions is as follows:
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 10 | Easy to Moderate |
| Fill in the Blanks (Single Blank) | 4 | Easy |
| Match the Column | 3 | Easy |
| Wrongly/Misspelt Words | 3 | Easy |
| Para Forming Questions | 5 | Moderate |
| Grammatically Correct Sentence | 3 | Easy |
| Phrase Replacement | 3 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall, the paper was a combination of easy, moderate questions across all three sections and can hence be rated as 'Easy to Moderate.
Good Attempts:
| Test Area | Good Attempts |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 16-17 |
| Reasoning Ability | 24-25 |
| English Language | 23 – 23 |
| Overall | 62-65 |
The analysis of the IBPS PO 2022 Prelim exam held on the 15th of October 2022 (Slot 3) has been presented below.
Snapshot of the Exam:
| Test Area | No. of questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Reasoning Ability | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| English Language | 30 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Total no. of Questions | 100 Qs | 60 Mins |
No of choices per question – 5
Negative marking: 0.25 of the marks assigned to each question
As per feedback received from our students who appeared for this exam, the exam can be rated as easy to moderate.
The section-wise analysis of the above-mentioned session, as reported by our students, is given below:
Quantitative Aptitude:
This section can be rated as easy to moderate. No new question types/pattern of questions was asked in this slot of the exam.
There were twelve questions (2 sets) on Data Interpretation (six questions each on Bar charts and Pie charts). The questions on the Bar Chart were lengthy and calculation based. The set on Pie Charts was easy to moderate.
There were six questions on Quadratic Comparisons and five questions on Wrong Number Series. The questions based on Quadratic Comparisons were easy whereas the questions based on the Wrong Number Series can be rated as easy to moderate.
Individual questions were twelve in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones. These questions were based on Ages, Simple Equations, Ratios, Profit and Loss, Averages, Time and Work, Boats and Streams, Mensuration, Simple Interest, etc.
A student could, therefore, have solved around 16 - 17 questions in 20 minutes, if he chose judiciously.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Data Interpretation (2 sets. Bar Charts and Pie Charts) | 12 | Easy to Moderate |
| Quadratic Comparisons | 6 | Easy |
| Wrong Number Series | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Individual Quant Questions | 12 | Easy to Moderate |
Reasoning:
This section has been given a 'Moderate' tag.
Out of the thirty-five questions in this section, twenty-five questions were on Puzzles (Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons – 12 persons), Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons), Distribution (Designations based – five persons; five designations; five things), Distribution (Six Persons; three months; two dates; 6 cities), Distribution (Year based), Distribution (9 Persons; 3 cities), which were of easy to moderate level of difficulty.
There were four questions on Coding-Decoding which were easy to solve. There were three questions on Syllogisms (Deductions) – ‘Only a few’ question type. The questions based on Syllogisms (Deductions) were moderate in nature.
About 24 – 25 questions could be solved in 20 minutes. The topic-wise split, as reported by our students, is given below.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Coding - Decoding | 4 | Easy |
| Syllogisms / Deductions (Only a few) | 3 | Moderate |
| Miscellaneous (Word Arrangement, Meaningful word, Pairs of Letters) | 3 | Easy |
| Puzzles | ||
| (Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons – 12 persons) | 5 | Easy |
| Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons) | 2 | Easy |
| Distribution (Designations based – five persons; five designations; five things) | 4 | Easy to Moderate |
| Distribution (Six Persons; three months; two dates; 6 cities) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Distribution (Year based) | 4 | Easy to Moderate |
| Distribution (9 Persons; 3 cities) | 5 | Easy |
English Language:
This section has been tagged as 'Easy to Moderate’ by our students.
- The lone Reading Comprehension passage was conventional in its presentation and comprised of nine questions, of which five were vocab questions (two each on Synonyms, Antonyms and one on FIB). The passage was based on WHO SARS COV 2. The questions were easy to moderate to solve.
- The five questions based on Cloze Test were moderate in nature.
- There were three questions each on identifying ‘Fill in the Blanks’, ‘Word Interchange’, ‘Grammatically Correct Sentences’ and ‘Phrase Replacement’.
Thus, about 23 - 24 questions could be solved in 20 minutes in the English section. The break-up of the questions is as follows:
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 9 | Easy to Moderate |
| Cloze Test | 5 | Moderate |
| Fill in the Blanks (Double Blank) | 3 | Easy |
| Sentence Rearrangement | 2 | Easy |
| Word Interchange | 3 | Easy |
| Word Usage | 2 | Easy |
| Grammatically Correct Sentence | 3 | Easy to Moderate |
| Phrase Replacement | 3 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall, the paper was a combination of easy, moderate questions across all three sections and can hence be rated as 'Easy to Moderate.
Good Attempts:
| Test Area | Good Attempts |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 16-17 |
| Reasoning Ability | 24-25 |
| English Language | 23 – 24 |
| Overall | 63-66 |
The analysis of the IBPS PO 2022 Prelim exam held on the 16th of October 2022 (Slot 1) has been presented below.
Snapshot of the Exam:
| Test Area | No. of questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Reasoning Ability | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| English Language | 30 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Total no. of Questions | 100 Qs | 60 Mins |
No of choices per question – 5
Negative marking: 0.25 of the marks assigned to each question
As per feedback received from our students who appeared for this exam, the exam can be rated as easy to moderate.
The section-wise analysis of the above-mentioned session, as reported by our students, is given below:
Quantitative Aptitude:
This section can be rated as easy to moderate. No new question types/pattern of questions was asked in this slot of the exam.
There were fifteen questions (2 sets) on Data Interpretation (six questions each on the Table and Bar Chart). The questions based on the Table were lengthy and calculation based. The set on Bar Graph was easy to solve.
There were six questions on Approximations and five questions were based on Missing Series.
Individual questions were twelve in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones. These questions were based on Ages, Simple Equations, Ratios, Profit and Loss, Averages, Time and Work, Boats and Streams, Mensuration, Simple Interest, etc.
A student could, therefore, have solved around 17 - 18 questions in 20 minutes, if he chose judiciously.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Data Interpretation (2 sets. Table and Bar Chart) | 12 | Easy to Moderate |
| Number Series (Missing Number) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Approximations | 6 | Easy |
| Individual Quant Questions | 12 | Easy to Moderate |
Reasoning:
This section has been given a 'Moderate' tag.
Out of the thirty-five questions in this section, twenty-four questions were on Puzzles (Linear Arrangement (6 persons; Distribution), Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons – 14 persons), Circular Arrangement (7 persons; Some persons facing towards the centre and some persons are facing away from the centre), Box Arrangement (9 boxes), Distribution (Year based – five persons, five colours, five years) which were of easy to moderate level of difficulty.
There were three questions each on Direction Sense, Symbols Notations (Inequalities) and Syllogisms (Deductions) – ‘Only a few’ question type. The questions on Syllogisms (Deductions) and Symbols and Notations were moderate in nature, whereas the questions on Direction Sense were easy to solve.
About 25 – 26 questions could be solved in 20 minutes. The topic-wise split, as reported by our students, is given below.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Symbols Notations (Inequalities) | 3 | Moderate |
| Direction Sense | 3 | Easy |
| Syllogisms / Deductions (Only a few) | 3 | Moderate |
| Miscellaneous (Word Arrangement, Word Formation) | 2 | Easy |
| Puzzles | ||
| Linear Arrangement (6 persons; Distribution) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Linear Arrangement (Unknown number of persons – 14 persons) | 5 | Easy |
| Circular Arrangement (7 persons; Some persons facing towards the centre and some persons are facing away from the centre) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Box Arrangement (9 boxes) | 4 | Moderate |
| Distribution (Year based – on five persons, five colours, and five years) | 5 | Moderate |
English Language:
This section has been tagged as 'Easy to Moderate’ by our students.
- The lone Reading Comprehension passage was conventional in its presentation and comprised eight questions, of which three were vocab questions (one each on Synonym, Antonym and FIB).
- There were five questions each on
- Cloze Test
- Phrase Replacement
- Error identification
- Word Interchange (Four words given in bold. Interchange the given words to form a meaningful sentence)
- There were two questions on identifying ‘Sentence Rearrangement’.
Thus, about 23 - 24 questions could be solved in 20 minutes in the English section. The break-up of the questions is as follows:
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 9 | Easy to Moderate |
| Cloze Test | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Sentence Rearrangement | 2 | Easy |
| Word Interchange | 5 | Easy |
| Error Identification | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Phrase Replacement | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
Overall, the paper was a combination of easy, moderate questions across all three sections and can hence be rated as 'Easy to Moderate.
Good Attempts:
| Test Area | Good Attempts |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 17-18 |
| Reasoning Ability | 25-26 |
| English Language | 23 – 24 |
| Overall | 65 - 68 |
The analysis of the IBPS PO 2022 Prelim exam held on the 16th of October 2022 (Slot 3) has been presented below.
Snapshot of the Exam:
| Test Area | No. of questions | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Reasoning Ability | 35 Questions | 20 Mins |
| English Language | 30 Questions | 20 Mins |
| Total no. of Questions | 100 Qs | 60 Mins |
No of choices per question – 5
Negative marking: 0.25 of the marks assigned to each question
As per feedback received from our students who appeared for this exam, the exam can be rated as easy to moderate.
The section-wise analysis of the above-mentioned session, as reported by our students, is given below:
Quantitative Aptitude:
This section can be rated as easy to moderate. No new question types/pattern of questions was asked in this slot of the exam.
There were ten questions (2 sets) on Data Interpretation (five questions each on the Table and Line Chart). The questions based on the Table were lengthy and calculation based. The set on the Line chart was easy to solve.
There were six questions each on Quadratic Comparisons and Missing Number Series.
Individual questions were thirteen in number. These were a combination of easy, moderate, and difficult ones. These questions were based on Ages, Simple Equations, Ratios, Profit and Loss, Averages, Time and Work, Boats and Streams, Mensuration, Simple Interest, etc.
A student could, therefore, have solved around 15 - 16 questions in 20 minutes, if he chose judiciously.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Data Interpretation (2 sets. Table and Bar Chart) | 10 | Easy to Moderate |
| Number Series (Missing Number) | 6 | Easy to Moderate |
| Quadratic Comparisons | 6 | Easy |
| Individual Quant Questions | 13 | Easy to Moderate |
Reasoning:
This section has been given a 'Moderate' tag.
Out of the thirty-five questions in this section, twenty-three questions were on Puzzles (Linear Arrangement (5 persons; Distribution), Two Row Arrangement (Four persons each with distribution), Circular Arrangement (7 persons; Three persons facing towards the centre and four persons are facing away from the centre), Distribution (Year based – six persons, six years), Comparisons which were of easy to moderate level of difficulty.
There were three questions on Direction Sense and four questions on Coding-Decoding which were easy to solve.
About 24 – 25 questions could possibly be solved in 20 minutes. The topic-wise split, as reported by our students, is given below.
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Coding - Decoding | 4 | Easy |
| Blood Relations | 3 | Easy |
| Miscellaneous (Word Arrangement, Word Formation, Number Arrangement, Pair of Digits, Letter Odd Man Out) | 5 | Easy |
| Puzzles | ||
| Linear Arrangement (5 persons; Distribution) | 5 | Easy to Moderate |
| Two Row Arrangement (Four persons each with distribution) | 5 | Moderate |
| Circular Arrangement (7 persons; Three persons facing towards the centre and four persons facing away from the centre) | 5 | Moderate |
| Distribution (Year based – on six persons, six years) | 5 | Easy |
| Comparisons | 3 | Easy |
English Language:
This section has been tagged as 'Easy to Moderate’ by our students.
- The lone Reading Comprehension passage was conventional in its presentation and comprised nine questions, of which three were vocab questions (two questions each on Synonyms, FIB and one question on Word Replacement).
- There were five questions each on Cloze Test and Word Interchange which were easy to solve.
- There were four questions each on Para Forming and Error Identification. These questions were moderate in nature.
- There were three questions on ‘Match the Column’.
Thus, about 23 - 24 questions could possibly be solved in 20 minutes in the English section. The break-up of the questions is as follows:
| Topic | No. of questions | Difficulty Level |
|---|---|---|
| Reading Comprehension | 9 | Easy to Moderate |
| Cloze Test | 5 | Easy |
| Para Forming Questions | 4 | Moderate |
| Word Interchange | 5 | Easy |
| Error Identification | 4 | Moderate |
| Match the Column | 5 | Easy |
Overall, the paper was a combination of easy, moderate questions across all three sections and can hence be rated as 'Easy to Moderate.
Good Attempts:
| Test Area | Good Attempts |
|---|---|
| Quantitative Aptitude | 15 - 16 |
| Reasoning Ability | 24 - 25 |
| English Language | 23 – 24 |
| Overall | 62 - 65 |