XAT 2021 - Know Tips to crack the exam
Team Careers360 | October 19, 2020 | 11:47 AM IST | 2 mins read
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Download EbookNew Delhi - XLRI Jamshedpur will conduct the entrance exam on January 3, 2021. Candidates who are planning to appear in the exam and will register before November 30 must be curious to learn major strategies of cracking. Careers360 brings experts tips to crack XAT 2020. To score good marks candidates need to pre-plan all four sections. After CAT, XAT is considered to be the most difficult B-School entrance exam. Hence, the preparation should be full-fledged.
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XAT Exam Dates 2021:
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Particulars |
Dates |
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Last date of registration |
November 30, 2020 |
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XAT 2021 admit card availability |
December 20, 2020 |
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XAT 2021 |
January 3, 2021 |
XAT 2021 - Tips to crack the exam
Given below expert tips can be followed by candidates to score good marks. The challenge in XAT 2021 for all candidates will be to manage time while simultaneously answering the questions accurately.
Know the exam pattern
The first and foremost step to crack any paper is to be familiar with the exam pattern. As per the exam pattern of XAT 2021, candidates will have to solve around 100 questions within a duration of 180 minutes. Moreover, there is negative marking involved hence the answers should be marked with accuracy.
Give Mock Test
To gauge and assess their level, candidates can give a XAT mock test. Through this, type of questions can be known and any changes in the preparation strategy can be incorporated.
Focus on strong areas
Since XAT 2021 is almost two months, candidates are advised to focus on major topics of XAT syllabus rather than emphasizing on all the topics. Remember to keep quality above quantity due to negative marking scheme.
Solve Practice Set
One of the best tips to crack the exam is through solving question paper practice sets. To have an idea as to what type of questions are likely to be asked, candidates can refer to the previous year question paper or sample papers. This helps them in improving their accuracy.
Set a Time Table
Give two hours daily to each section i.e. Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation, General Knowledge, Decision Making and Verbal and Logical Ability. Take break of 15-20 minutes in between each section to freshen up the mind.
Rest be assured and do not panic.
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