IIFT 2023: Exam to be held tomorrow; Check do's and don'ts for candidates
richa.sahay | December 17, 2022 | 02:47 PM IST | 2 mins read
IIFT exam date will be conducted on December 18 (Sunday). IIFT admit card already issued. Check important dos and don'ts for the exam day here.
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NEW DELHI: National Testing Agency (NTA) will be conducting IIFT exam 2023 tomorrow, December 18. With just one day on hand, candidates must be prepared with their do’s and don'ts list to face any challenges on the upcoming exam day. One of the priority tasks in the to -do list for the candidates appearing in IIFT exam tomorrow is to bring their IIFT admit card ready with them along with a valid government ID proof.
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to download IIFT admit card 2023.
IIFT MBA entrance exam will be held according to the IIFT exam pattern. This is a 2 hours long CBT based test which will conclude, multiple questions from across four sections - Quantitative Analysis, Reading Comprehension and Verbal Ability, Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning and General Awareness. As there is negative marking in the test, candidates are advised to answer questions carefully.
IIFT 2023: Important events and dates
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IIFT events |
IIFT exam date |
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IIFT admit card download |
December 16, 2022 |
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IIFT MBA (IB) exam date |
December 18, 2022 |
IIFT exam 2023: Dos and don’ts to follow
Candidates must check this list of do’s and don’ts to be followed on IIFT exam day to ace this exam.
Do’s for IIFT MBA exam 2023
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Candidates must keep ready with themselves the IIFT exam admit card on A4 size paper beforehand.
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It is also mandatory to have a photocopy of your valid government ID proof along with the IIFT hall ticket 2023.
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Candidates must focus on time strategy to attempt the IIFT exam paper and ace this exam. Stick with your decided IIFT exam strategy to avoid any last minute hassle.
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IIFT exam will be conducted in CBT mode. Keep yourself healthy and active and reduce screen timing to keep rest to your eyes and perform well on the exam day.
Don’ts for IIFT 2023 exam
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Do not do guess work on your answer sheet in IIFT exam. This MBA exam has a negative marking scheme and it can affect your overall score drastically if such risks are taken.
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Do not panic on exam day. Keep yourself determined and motivated with positive thoughts.
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Do not waste time on complicated questions. Better focus on sure shot answers and score marks.
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Do not reach the IIFT test centre late as candidates must adhere to the given reporting time.
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Do not take any electronic gadgets such as mobile phones, calculators, watches, etc inside the IIFT examination hall as the same is not allowed.
Candidates must follow these guidelines to ace the exam with a good score and have a smooth exam day tomorrow. The IIFT exam result date is yet to be announced by the authorities.
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