Exam Pattern

JIPMAT exam pattern comprises multiple elements, including the mode of exam, type of questions, number of questions, maximum marks, marking scheme, exam medium, exam duration, number of sections, sections wise number of questions, sectional time limit, etc. Candidates participating in the JIPMAT examination process must be familiar with all the elements included in the exam pattern. JIPMAT preparation plan designed based on pattern and syllabus, helps candidates get a good score in JIPMAT exam. Details about all the elements of the JIPMAT exam pattern is released by the National Testing Agency, on behalf of IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu. Candidates preparing for the exam can find the details for all the pattern elements on the official website. Alternatively, JIPMAT exam pattern page of Shiksha (https://www.shiksha.com/bba/jipmat-exam-pattern) hosts the complete details on the exam pattern.

The National Testing Agency NTA prescribes the JIPMAT exam pattern. JIPMAT is conducted as a computer-based test for admission into IPM courses offered by IIM Bodh Gaya and IIM Jammu. The JIPMAT exam pattern comprises questions from three sections, namely:
1. Quantitative Aptitude
2. Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning
3. Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension
As per the test structure of JIPMAT exam, candidates have to answer a total of 100 MCQ-type questions divided into three sections in an equal weightage. However, to round off the 33.33% weightage of each section, NTA has allotted an additional question to VARC section, i.e. 34 questions for VARC and 33 questions each for QA, and DILR. Candidates need to answer all questions in JIPMAT exam within a time duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes in English medium.

The exam pattern for AMU Entrance Exam 2023 for B.A. LL.B. Includes Multiple choice based question, for 1 mark per question, and there will be no negative marking in case of incorrect attempts. The question paper of B.A. LL.B. For AMU Entrance Exam 2023 will be based on three subjects - Proficiency in English- 40 Questions, Current Affairs/ General Knowledge (with focus on legal issues) - 40 Questions, and Reasoning and Aptitude - 20 questions. The exam pattern for all other subjects through AMU Entrance Exam 2023 will be same as above except for the subjects asked in the question paper. The subjects for respective courses of AMU Entrance Exam 2023 are as under:
BA (Hons) English Composition, Grammar, Comprehension - 60 marks, General Awareness and Current Affairs 20 marks, Indo-Islamic Culture and Aligarh Movement/ Choice based subject - 10 marks, and Reasoning and Intelligence - 10 marks. B.Sc. (Hons) - 4 subjects I. e. English- 25 marks, Physics 25 marks, Chemistry 25 marks, and optional subject of 25 marks Biology or Mathematics. B.Com (Hons) English- 25 marks, Accountancy - 20 marks, Business Studies - 15 marks, Economics - 10 marks, Elementary Mathematics and Economics - 10 marks, Reasoning and Numerical Ability - 10 marks, and General Awareness - 10 marks. Candidates can check detailed pattern of AMU Entrance Exam 2023 subjects here - https://www.shiksha.com/university/aligarh-muslim-university/amu-entrance-exam-pattern.

JMI Entrance Exam is conducted for various undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The exam pattern of all the courses is different. The pattern of some courses include only multiple choice questions, while some courses have a descriptive section as well. Hence, a candidate must go through the exam pattern before appearing for the test and prepare accordingly. The exam JMI Entrance Exam pattern for BBA course is mentioned below:
1. English 20 questions
2. General awareness: 40 questions
3. Reasoning: 20 questions
4. Numerical ability: 20 questions
Every question consist of 1 mark each. Total marks: 100
Negative marking: -0.25
Duration of exam -1h 30 min.

There are various entrance exams that you can take for admission to Post Graduate Diploma in Cyber Law (PGDCL) and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) courses in India. Some of the popular ones are:
1. All India Law Entrance Test (AILET)
2. Common Law Admission Test (CLAT)
3. Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. (JAM)
4. National Law School of India University (NLSIU) Bangalore Entrance Exam
5. Symbiosis Entrance Test (SET)
The exam pattern and syllabus for these exams may differ slightly, but they generally consist of objective-type questions based on Legal Reasoning general awareness, English language, and Quantitative Aptitude. The questions related to cyber law and intellectual property rights may also be included, depending on the course and the exam. The project work for PGDCL and IPR courses may involve practical assignments, case studies, research papers, and presentations, depending on the institute and the course curriculum. The project work aims to provide practical exposure to the students and helps them develop skills that are required for the industry. It is advisable to check the official website of the institute or the conducting authority for detailed information about the exam pattern, syllabus, and project work.

NID Entrance Exam comprises that Prelims and that Mains. NID DATA Prelims is a written entrance exam whereas NID DAT Mains comprises an offline based Studio Test (plus an Interview round for the M.Des programme). NID DAT Prelims for the B. Des programme is a paper-and-pencil/pen exam. The question paper may include both textual and visual questions. The language of the test will be English . Note that the test duration and other details related to the exam will be notified to the candidate through the NID DAT admit card. The candidate must follow previous years that Prelims questions papers to get better insights into the exam pattern, including types of questions asked, marking scheme, and difficulty level.