IBSAT 2023: National mock test available at ibsindia.org; direct link here
Careers360 Connect | August 10, 2023 | 06:31 PM IST | 2 mins read
IBSAT 2023 mock test can be accessed till August 31. Registered and non-registered candidates can take the IBSAT mock test at ibsindia.org.
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The IBSAT national mock test (NMT) by ICFAI Business School is available for MBA aspirants at their official website- ibsindia.org. ICFAI Business School has begun the IBSAT 2023 mock test registration on July 1. Candidates can take the IBSAT exam mock test till August 31, 2023. IBSAT mock test will be 2 hours and the same will be conducted in Computer-Based (CBT) mode.
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It is not mandatory to apply for the IBSAT entrance test to take the IBSAT 2023 national mock test (NMT). For practising IBSAT mocks, candidates are required to meet the eligibility criteria. Authorities will declare the IBSAT national mock test result after 7 days of the test. The top 100 rankers will be awarded gift cards.
IBSAT 2023- Important dates
|
Events |
Dates |
|
IBSAT exam registration 2023 |
July 1 to December 16, 2023 |
|
IBSAT mock test dates |
July 1 to August 31, 2023 |
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IBSAT exam date 2023 |
To be announced |
IBSAT National Mock Test 2023- Eligibility criteria
- Candidates should be a legal resident of India
- Candidates should have a valid email address and internet connection prior to and during the IBSAT mock test
- Candidates should have completed their graduation between 2021 and 2023. Those who are pursuing their final year of graduation are also eligible to take IBSAT mock test
- Current employees, directors, agents, and officers of ICFAI Business School and its affiliates, as well as their immediate families and people living in their household, are not eligible to take the IBSAT national mock test (NMT). The promotion is void outside of India and where prohibited or restricted by law. All federal, state, and local laws and regulations apply
How to register for IBSAT national mock test 2023
Prior to taking the IBSAT 2023 national mock test, candidates will have to create an account first. Candidates can follow the provided steps to register for the IBSAT mock test 2023.
Step 1- Visit the official website of ICFAI Business School- insindia.org
Step 2- Click on the “National mock test” tab which is available on the header bar of the homepage
Step 3- Now, candidates will be redirected to a new page where they need to click on “Take national mock test” tab
Step 4- Enter all the required details and click on “Create my new account” button
Step 5- If you are an already registered user, enter your username and password
Step 6- Now, candidates can login using the created credentials and take IBSAT 2023 mock test
IBSAT 2023 mock test pattern (Section-wise)
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Section name |
Number of questions |
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Verbal Ability |
50 |
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Quantitative Aptitude |
30 |
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Reading Comprehension |
30 |
|
Data Adequacy and Data Interpretation |
30 |
|
Total |
140 |
IBSAT exam mock test- Prizes
- First prize- Rs 10,000/- gift card for first rank
- Other prize- Rs 2,000/- gift card for (Rank 2 to 100)
IBSAT mocks - Winner notification
The ICFAI Business School (IBS) will notify the prize winners via email. The IBSAT national mock test (NMT) winner will also be published on the official website- ibsindia.org. Each winner will have five business days to claim their prize via email.
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