XAT 2022 exam tomorrow; Check timings, paper pattern, direct link to download admit card
Mohit Dhyani | January 1, 2022 | 11:05 AM IST | 2 mins read
XLRI Jamshedpur is going to conduct the XAT 2022 exam tomorrow on January 2 in online mode. Get here XAT 2022 exam timings, exam day instructions, admit card details here.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: XLRI Jamshedpur will conduct the XAT 2022 exam tomorrow in online mode across the country. Applicants appearing for the exam must check the XAT 2022 exam day guidelines and other details. In the wake of COVID-19, the exam conducting authority has also released the social distancing guidelines to be followed at the exam centre.
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XAT 2022 Exam Date & Timing
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Events |
Dates |
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XAT admit card date 2022 |
December 24, 2021 |
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XAT 2022 exam date |
January 2, 2022 (9:30 AM to 12.40 PM) |
The exam conducting authority has released the XAT admit card download link on December 24 at the official website. Applicants can download the XAT 2022 admit card through their XAT ID and date of birth.
XAT 2022 will be conducted in online centre based mode across various exam centres. The exam will be conducted for three hours from 9:30 AM to 12.40 PM. Applicants appearing for the exam must carry the XAT admit card 2022 at the exam centre. Candidates also need to carry one valid ID proof along with the XAT admit card.
XAT 2022 - Exam Day Guidelines
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Applicants appearing for the XAT exam must reach the exam centre at least one hour before the commencement of the exam.
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Candidates must carry the admit card of XAT 2022 along with one valid ID proof at the exam centre.
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After the conclusion of the XAT exam 2022, applicants have to submit their rough sheets and admit card hardcopy to the invigilator.
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Do not carry any restricted item like electronic gadget inside the examination hall.
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Applicants are not allowed to leave the examination hall before the completion of the XAT 2022.
XAT Exam 2022: COVID-19 Guidelines for Applicants
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Candidates will be allowed to carry their personal hand sanitizer, face mask and transparent water bottle inside the exam centre.
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Applicants must follow the social distancing guidelines throughout the XAT 2022 examination.
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Candidates will not be allowed to remove their face mask during the XAT 2022 exam.
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Frisking of all the candidates will be done at the time of entry inside the examination hall.
Candidates appearing for the exam must go through the XAT exam pattern for their preparations. Along with the exam pattern, candidates can also refer to the XAT previous year papers. With the help of XAT exam pattern, candidates can check the marking scheme, number of questions, duration of exam and other details.
XAT Exam Pattern 2022
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Sections |
Total number of questions in XAT 2022 |
XAT Time Limit |
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Paper 1 of XAT |
75 Questions |
165 Minutes |
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XAT Verbal and Logical Ability |
26 |
No Sectional Time Limit |
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XAT Decision Making |
21 |
No Sectional Time Limit |
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XAT Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation |
28 |
No Sectional Time Limit |
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Paper 2 of XAT |
25 Questions |
15 Minutes |
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XAT General Knowledge |
25 |
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Total |
100 Questions |
180 Minutes |
Applicants appearing for the exam will be able to check the provisional XAT answer key from the official website. Applicants will be able to challenge the XAT 2022 answer key as per the schedule. After considering all the challenges, the exam authority will release the XAT result 2022.
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