IIFT 2021- Do’s and Don’ts for exam day
Himanshu Shekhar | January 23, 2021 | 12:06 PM IST | 2 mins read
National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct IIFT 2021 on January 24. Check dos and don’ts issued by the National Testing Agency for IIFT 2021.
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Download EBookNEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct IIFT 2021 on January 24. IIFT exam date being almost near, candidates must try to complete syllabus-wise IIFT revision. Just a day before the IIFT exam, it is best to revise all the formulae, concepts and theorems. Along with that, candidates are required to go through the dos and don’ts included in the admit card of IIFT 2021 by the NTA.
The IIFT exam is held in a single session across 86 cities in the country. NTA had released IIFT admit card on January 16, 2021, for those who have registered successfully. As per IIFT exam pattern , all the questions will be of multiple-choice with the total time duration of 120 minutes.
IIFT 2021- Important dates
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Availability of IIFT 2021 admit card |
January 16, 2021 |
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IIFT 2021 exam date |
January 24, 2021 (3:00 PM to 5:00 PM) |
IIFT 2021- Do’s and Don’ts for exam day
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Do not waste by spending much time on lengthy questions
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Don’t attempt such questions you are doubtful about
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Do not panic and keep track of time
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Read each question carefully before attempting it
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Read reading comprehension (RC) passages carefully before answering
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Take a look at the entire section beforehand and calculate the number of questions you aim to attempt
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Stick to the strategy, which you have planned for the exam
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Reach the IIFT 2021 examination centre before reporting time
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Carry a printed copy of IIFT admit card along with any one of the following valid photo ID proof
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Driving license
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Passport
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PAN card
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Voter ID
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College ID card
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Aadhaar card
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Do not carry any prohibited and expensive item
IIFT 2021- Exam day guidelines
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On the day of IIFT 2021, candidates will have to bring a printed copy of IIFT admit card and one original photo ID proof which must be issued by the Government of India.
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Candidates should read all the instructions pertaining to IIFT exam carefully which are provided on the admit card and all the instructions, which will be given by the exam invigilator.
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Candidates will have to follow all the social distancing norms related to COVID-19
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Candidates will have to wear face mask all the time during the examination.
About IIFT 2021
National Testing Agency (NTA) annually conducts IIFT entrance test to offer admission into MBA (IB) program. There will be no sectional limit in IIFT entrance exam.
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