| IIFT – 2007 |
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| Section |
Part |
Number of questions |
Weightage per question |
Total Marks |
| EU & RC |
Part I RC |
12 |
0.60 |
7.20 |
| Part II EU |
22 |
0.60 |
13.20 |
| GA |
- |
29 |
0.38 |
11.02 |
| QA & DI |
Part I QA |
25 |
0.90 |
22.50 |
| Part II DI |
26 |
0.79 |
20.54 |
| LR & DM |
Part I LR |
25 |
0.74 |
18.50 |
| Part II DM |
11 |
0.64 |
7.04 |
| Total |
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150 |
|
100 |
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| Verbal Ability Section |
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| Part I: Reading Comprehension |
| Number of question: 12 |
Marks per question: 0.60 |
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| Part II: English Usage |
| Number of question: 22 |
Marks per question: 0.60 |
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| This part of verbal section covers questions based on vocabulary (antonyms, spellings, analogies etc.) and grammar (finding the errors, completing the errors). This section was scoring as questions were easy and less time consuming. |
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| The composition of the section was as follows: |
| Topic |
Number of Questions |
| Sentence completion |
4 |
| Error identification/selecting the correct sentence |
6 |
| Verbal Analogies |
3 |
| Antonym |
4 |
| Para-jumbles |
2 |
| Spelling check |
3 |
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| General Awareness Section |
Your knowledge of Geography, History, Political Science, Current Affairs, as well as Business Awareness, had to be sound to crack this section of the test. The emphasis this year was more on static and current GK, rather than Business GK. Attempting 10+ questions in this section would be considered ‘good’.
The one solace this year, as against the 2006 paper, was the absence of multiple correct answers. Overall, the difficulty level of this section was moderate to difficult, with a couple of speed-breakers thrown in between.
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| The composition of the section was as follows: |
| Topic |
Number of Questions |
Remarks |
| Overall |
26 |
Weightage 0.38 |
| Matching 2 columns |
8 |
Easy to Average |
| Matching multiple columns |
8 |
Moderate to Tough |
| Statement type |
13 |
Blend of easy and difficult |
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