XAT 2021- Do’s and Don'ts for exam day and other important details
Team Careers360 | December 31, 2020 | 03:45 PM IST | 2 mins read
XAT 2021 exam date is January 03, 2021. Check the list of do’s and don'ts to be followed on the XAT exam day to avoid any hassle.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: Xavier School of Management (XLRI), Jamshedpur, will conduct XAT 2021 on January 3 in a computer-based mode. As XAT 2021 is taking place amid COVID-19, safety measures will be implemented by the XAT exam conducting authorities at the test centres. Along with the release of XAT admit card on December 21, 2020, the authorities have also mentioned the major do’s and don'ts which are required to be followed by the candidates. Candidates can check here some important XAT 2021 exam day guidelines to handle the exam with ease.
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XAT 2021 Exam Day checklist: What to carry to the XAT exam centre?
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XAT 2021 admit card
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Valid photo ID proof
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Passport size photograph
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Duly filled self declaration form
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Transparent water bottle
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Face mask
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50 ml hand sanitizer bottle
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A ballpoint pen
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PwD certificate( if any)
Do’s for XAT 2021 exam day
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Carry XAT admit card 2021 alongwith a valid photo ID proof
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Read the instructions carefully mentioned on XAT admit card and adhere to them
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Reach the XAT 2021 exam centre at the reporting time mentioned in the XAT admit card. Thereafter, candidates will not be allowed to enter the exam hall
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Candidates are required to paste their passport size photograph in the space provided
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Candidates must sign the attendance sheet in the presence of invigilator
Don’ts for XAT 2021 exam day
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Do not carry any electronic gadgets such as smartwatches, calculators, mobile phones and other prohibited items.
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XAT exam is scheduled between 9:30 AM to 12:30 AM. Make sure not to be late as mentioned in the reporting time
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Do not use a keyboard while attempting the test. This will make your system lock temporarily
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Do not wear any metal jewellery inside the XAT exam centre nor apply any henna on hand
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Do not carry any piece of paper inside the examination hall else you will be barred from the exam in the name of unfair practices
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Do not rush once the examination is over. Move in a line maintaining social distance norms
Also read:
- XAT 2021: Last Minute preparation tips
- IBSAT 2020 result announced @ ibsindia.org - Download scorecard now
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