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Shruti Garg

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Preparation for the IBSAT is incomplete without taking the mock tests/sample papers. Some of the advantages of the IBSAT mock test are:

  1. IBSAT mock test helps students know the IBSAT pattern and difficulty level of the qustions.
  2. Mock tests help candidates know weak and strong areas.
  3. IBSAT mock test helps candidates get an actual exam environment.
  4. Candidates can analyse the time to be devoted in each section
  5. IBSAT mock tests helps candidates go through the syllabus completely.

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Shruti Garg

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If students are found not obeying rules of examination or trying to practice unfair means, they will be disqualified from the examination. The system will find any kind of unusual movements and will notify the online proctor for:

  1. Focus changed to a different window
  2. Browser not supported
  3. Webcam is disabled
  4. Face is not visible in the camera
  5. Several faces in front of the camera
  6. Face does not match the profile
  7. Microphone muted or its volume is low
  8. Conversation or noise in the background
  9. Screen activities are not shared
  10. Second display is used
  11. Full-screen mode is disabled

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Dewesh Nandan Prasad

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Choosing the right CDS books for the preparation of CDS exam is important as it can help the candidate to understand the concepts and topics covered in the exam, and also provide with the practice material to improve exam taking skills. Here are some tips to help the candidates to choose the right CDS books:
1. Look for books from reputed publishers: Choose boos from the reputed publishers who have a good track record of producing quality study material for competitive exams
2. Check the syllabus coverage: Make sure that the book covers the entire syllabus of CDS exam. Check if the book has detailed explanation and examples for all the t
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Shruti Garg

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To appear for IBSAT online proctored examination, students must: 

  1. Use latest version of any of browsers. 
  2. Webcam and microphone must be working. 
  3. Ad Blocker should be switched off. 
  4. All applications that use a camera, microphone, and screen sharing must be disabled. 
  5. Popup Blocker should be disabled. 
  6. Take examination in a room with proper lighting and minimal background noise. 
  7. Have exam taking system fully charged to last up to 3 hours. 

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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

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Shruti Garg

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IBSAT exam 2026 will be held on online proctored mode. Candidates appearing for the IBSAT exam must check the important instructions pertaining to IBSAT exam mentioned below:

  1. Students must login 10 minutes prior to the commencement time. Candidates will not be able to login for IBSAT exam 10 minutes after the commencement of exam.
  2. Candidates must sit for the entire duration of exam. No bio breaks will be allowed during the exam.
  3. Username and password for the mock examination and final exam will be sent on registered email ID
  4. Do not wear mask or cover face with anything during the verification process.
  5. Candidates are not allowed to access bo
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Vipra Shrivastava

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MAT score is accepted by lot of MBA colleges across India. Candidates can find a college of their percentile range among the 800 MBA colleges that accept MAT score. If you have scored in the MAT percentile range of 70-80 percentile, you can seek admission in the following colleges. These are some of the popular MBA college that accept MAT score of 70-80 percentile. Institute of Business Management and Technology
Jaypee Business School
EMPI Business School
Delhi School of Business
FIIB Delhi
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan's Usha and Lakshmi Mittal Institute of Management
SCMS Cochin School of Business
IES Management Colleges and Research Centre Mumba
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Dinesh upadhyayI am a lawyer, aspiring manager , education enthu

Scholar-Level 16

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- DMS IIT / NIT
- DMS Agriculture University
- MANAGE
- NIAM
- BIMTECH
- NIA Pune
- NIBM Pune
- KIIT.

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Shruti Garg

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IBSAT mock test has commenced. To appear for IBSAT mock test candidates must:

  1. Visit official website of ICFAI
  2. Click on tab 'national mock test'
  3. Screen will now display official rule, eligibility criteria, registration and judging prices details
  4. Click on tab 'Take National Mock Test'
  5. Screen will display the registration page, enter details to create an account
  6. Click on tab 'create my account'
  7. Enter login details created
  8. Appear for IBSAT 2025 National Mock Test.

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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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In such cases where a candidate did not have anyone to accompany them who could take care of their belongings, they were able to request the WBJEE 2023 centre authorities to deposit the personal belongings for the test duration. However, the authorities were not responsible for any loss of belongings. Therefore, the candidates were advised to not bring their expensive and personal belongings, which are not required to the centre or to leave them with their guardians outside the examination centre.

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