JIMPAT 2022 concluded on July 3; Exam analysis, student reaction, and expected cut off
richa.sahay | July 4, 2022 | 04:38 PM IST | 2 mins read
JIPMAT exam 2022 was easy to moderate. NTA to release the JIPMAT answer key soon at jipmat.ac.in.
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Download NowNEW DELHI: The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the JIPMAT 2022 exam on July 3 for integrated MBA admission at IIM Jammu and IIM Bodh Gaya. The difficulty level of the JIPMAT exam this year was easy to moderate, with a few surprising questions. According to the JIPMAT exam analysis 2022 shared by experts, the candidates attempting 83-88 questions correctly can score well.
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JIPMAT Exam Analysis 2022: Test overview
The NTA JIPMAT 2022 exam had three sections - Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, and Logical Reasoning and Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension. The JIPMAT 2022 question paper was of 400 marks, where 4 marks were for correct answer and 1 mark for incorrect answer.
JIPMAT 2022: Section-wise analysis
|
Name of section of JIPMAT 2022 |
Number of Questions |
Good Attempt |
Difficulty level |
|
Quantitative Aptitude |
33 |
27-28 |
Easy |
|
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation |
33 |
29-30 |
Easy to Moderate |
|
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension |
34 |
28-30 |
Easy |
|
Total |
100 |
83-88 |
Easy |
JIPAMT Exam Analysis: Reaction of students
As per the students, the Quantitative Aptitude part of the JIPMAT 2022 exam had major questions from algebra, speed, distance and time along with numbers. There were few time consuming questions in this section. The difficulty level for the quantitative section was easy this year compared to last year.
The Verbal Ability part was easy, similar to the JIPMAT 2021 exam. The reading comprehension asked in JIPMAT 2022 was short and easy along with the rest of the questions in this part.
Coming to the Logical reasoning and Data Interpretation (DI) part, the major questions were asked from the Data Interpretation part. The JIPMAT 2022 question paper did not have the non-verbal and critical reasoning question this year. The difficulty level of this part was found to be easy by the candidates. The surprising part of this JIPMAT 2022 exam can be considered to be the questions asked in Statement Conclusion format. However, the difficulty level of these questions was again easy.
JIPMAT Cut off 2022 (Expected)
|
Category |
IIM Bodh Gay a |
IIM Jammu |
|
General |
280+ |
280+ |
|
NC-OBC/EWS |
260+ |
260+ |
|
SC/ST/PwD |
200+ |
200+ |
JIPMAT Answer Key 2022
NTA is expected to release the JIPMAT answer key along with the JIPMAT response sheet and question paper. Candidates can calculate their estimated score and assess their chances of admission using the JIPMAT 2022 answer key. The authorities will first release the preliminary JIPMAT answer key, followed by the opening of the objection window. Candidates will be able to access the official JIPMAT answer key 2022 at jipmat.ac.in soon.
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