IIFT 2023 Exam Review and Student Reactions

IIFT 2023 exam was held on December 18, 2022. The candidates revealed that the exam was moderate. Shiksha brings to you students' reaction and review of the IIFT 2023.
IIFT 2023 exam was conducted by the NTA today from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Shiksha visited an exam centre in Delhi-NCR to speak with test takers about their experience of the IIFT exam and difficulty level. Shiksha brings to you, student reactions and reviews. According to the students who appeared in the exam said that the IIFT 2023 question paper was moderate. Some of the questions were lengthy but doable. Read here, IIFT 2023 student reactions and reviews.
IIFT 2023 Students Reactions and Reviews
Sejal
"The IIFT exam was easy and the GK section was quite good. The Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension section was easy to moderate. The Quantitative Ability section was also easy. The overall difficulty level of the IIFT question paper was easy to moderate. The questions were doable and the time management was easy."
Ayesha
"The exam was fine. I particularly found the VARC section to be tougher as it had a lot of foreign words. The Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning section was quite easy. There were no long RCs as I had expected and the Logical Reasoning part was quite solvable. The overall difficulty level of the IIFT question paper was moderate. I could have attempted more questions but the time management was easy."
Ishita
"The exam was good. All the sections were of a moderate difficulty level and the overall difficulty level of the question paper was also moderate. The time management not very easy but if one has practiced well and knows all the concepts then solving the question paper in the given time would be easy."
Bhavesh
"The exam was tougher than the last year. DILR was easy, QA was tough and passages in the RC section were lengthy. Overall the paper was difficult but, DILR was easier."
Mayank
"The exam was good, and I found the QA section a bit tougher this time. The other sections were moderate and were doable in the given time. Topics such as Calendars, Clocks, etc. were asked in this section. This time many questions required a lot of calculations which were difficult to do without a calculator. The easiest question was VARC and General Awareness. DILR was moderate. RCs were based on economical and financial topics which required good reading and understanding the passages. I attempted about 60-70 questions overall."
Parth
"The exam was good and was not very difficult. QA section was lengthy and the GA section was easy. In comparison to the previous years, this year the exam was easier. QA was the toughest and VA and LR were the easiest of the sections. "
Poorva
"The exam was alright. The VARC section had a different pattern as it had a lot of difficult words and there were no questions on jumbled sentences, prepositions, etc. QA was a bit on the tougher side. QA section had questions based on Geometry, Percentages, Allegations, etc. DILR was the easiest section. VARC was easier except the Verbal Ability section."
Dhruv
"The exam was very tough. QA was the toughest and the total number of question were 110. I attempted approximately 53 questions."
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