Exams
The Common Admission Test (CAT) is a prestigious national entrance exam conducted annually by the Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) for admission into their MBA programs. Held on the last Sunday of November, the exam is administered in three time slots across more than 170 cities. There are 21 IIMs in total, comprising 7 established IIMs and 14 newer or "baby" IIMs. While the older IIMs use the CAT application form as both an exam and admission application, the newer and baby IIMs follow the Common Admission Process (CAP) to shortlist candidates for admission.
MICAT Exam Syllabus
The MICA Admission Test, or MICAT, is a multifaceted computer-based exam that evaluates candidates in verbal and analytical skills as well as divergent thinking abilities, written communication skills, general awareness of current social and business issues, including those that pertain to media, marketing, advertising, and current affairs, and general awareness. The Admission test also incorporates psychometric profiling to determine the candidate's leadership potential.
Verbal Ability |
Quantitative Ability |
General Awareness |
Divergent and Convergent Thinking |
Pronouns |
Arithmetic |
Geography |
Visual Reasoning |
Articles |
Data Interpretation |
Business Brands and Media |
Sequence and Series |
Tenses |
Algebra |
Sports News |
Data Sufficiency |
Comprehension |
Geometry |
Advertising and Marketing |
Word Association |
Reading |
Trigonometry |
Companies and their owner |
Statement- Assumption |
Vocabulary |
Numbers |
Current Affairs |
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Set Theory |
History |
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Science and Research |
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Politics |
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Indian Constitution |
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Literature |