XAT 2024: Exam on January 7; last-week preparation tips
Anusha Bhalotia | January 2, 2024 | 12:10 PM IST | 2 mins read
XAT 2024 exam to be conducted on January 7. Follow these last week XAT preparation tips to score 95+ percentile.
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Download EbookNEW DELHI: XLRI, Jamshedpur is set to conduct the XAT 2024 exam on January 7, Sunday in 80+ cities across India. This year, more than 1.35 lakh candidates are likely to appear for the XAT exam. As per past trends, the difficulty level of the XAT 2024 exam is expected to be moderate to high. So, with only 5 days left for the XAT MBA entrance, it is crucial for every candidate to start their last week's preparation. These XAT last-minute preparation tips are essential and very much needed in order to crack the XAT exam 2024.
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XAT 2024: Last-minute preparation tips
Follow these last-minute XAT preparation tips and strategies to score 95+ percentile in the exam.
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Full-length XAT mock tests: In the last week, candidates must take full-length mock tests and practice XAT previous year papers. Analyse performance in the XAT mock test and the previous year XAT question papers then tailor your revision strategy based on the analysis.
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XAT revision tips: Go through those topics that have been frequently asked in the XAT exam and improve, focus and revisit those areas in which you are underconfident.
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Time management and accuracy: Prepare an exam day strategy that can help you save as much time as possible while attempting questions. Do not pick up any new topics in these last few days, instead, revise topics you have already prepared to improve accuracy.
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Decision-making and GK section: Pay special attention to these two sections as they will have a significant impact on your overall performance in the XAT 2024 exam. Go through all the latest events daily to strengthen your general knowledge. Practice multiple types of decision-making questions from XAT previous year papers to develop accuracy in this area.
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Notes: Daily revise from the notes and flashcards prepared during the XAT preparation. Revisit all the shortcut techniques and vocabulary regularly.
The authorities re-released the XAT admit card 2024 on December 29, 2023. XAT aspirants can download their XAT 2024 admit card from the XAT official website - xatonline.in using their XAT Id and date of birth. They must not forget to carry the printout of their XAT admit card and valid ID proof along with them to the XAT exam centre.
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