NPAT Preparation

Here are some of the key benefits of solving NPAT sample questions and NPAT previous year's question papers:

The NPAT sample paper comprises similar types of questions to the ones that are typically asked in the NPAT exam. Preparation based on the NPAT sample papers and mock test helps candidates develop problem-solving and time-management skills. Another thing that helps via NPAT sample paper is that it comprises previous years questions which may throw light into the types of questions asked, marking scheme, difficulty standards, etc. With insights into the NPAT exam, the candidate will be able to adopt a better strategy for NPAT preparation. Additionally, candidates will develop a better exam day strategy. Candidates who solve NPAT sample papers have a better chance in fetching a good NPAT score.

NPAT questions from Quantitative Reasoning section are objective type. Candidates have to choose one correct response from four answer options. The type of questions in NPAT Quantitative Reasoning section are as follows:

• Solve for x in the equation x + 2 = 5.
• Convert 1/2 to a decimal.
• What is 15% of 100?
• What does the graph below represent?
• A train travels 100 miles in 2 hours. What is the train's average speed?

The difficulty level of the questions mentioned here may not be the same. The questions here is to provide an idea about the type of questions appearing in NPAT exam. Based on the previous exam sessions, candidates can expect the NPAT question paper having a moderate difficulty level.

Logical Reasoning section of the NPAT exam comprises questions to analyse critical thinking skills of the candidates. Here are some of the questions asked in the NPAT exam from Logical Reasoning section:

• What is the next number in the sequence 2, 4, 6, 8, 10?
• What number should replace the question mark in the series 5, 8, 13, 18, 23?
• Is the following argument valid? If so, why? If not, why not?
• What can you infer from the following statement? "All cats are mammals."
• What is the value of x in the equation x + 5 = 10?
• If the given statement is true, decide which of the given conclusions logically follows from the statement 

The question type in the NPAT Logical Reasoning section is not confined to the above questions. Therefore, candidates must practise Logical Reasoning questions from varied sources, including past question papers for different competitive exams.

The difficulty level of the questions in the NPAT exam is moderate and will vary from the questions mentioned above. The above questions are mentioned to provide an understanding on what type of questions can be expected in the NPAT Logical Reasoning exam.

In the previous sessions of NMIMS NPAT exam, there was a section for General Knowledge. Candidates had toi answer questions from static GK as well as current affairs. However, SVKMs NMIMS do not have questions from GK section after 2020 exam session. The three core sections of NPAT exam are

• Verbal Reasoning: This section includes questions to test English Proficiency of the candidate.
• Logical Reasoning: This section includes questions to measure the ability or aptitude to reason logically.
• Quantitative Reasoning: This section includes questions to gauge the basic mathematical skills of the candidate.

NPAT exam does not include questions from GK or current affairs.

Yes, ofcourse. Practising mocks would hugely improve your performance in the upcoming test. Additionally, it will help you manage time and tackle pressure. The best way to prepare for the NMIMS NPAT is to practice answering questions. There are a number of practice tests available online and in books. Take these tests regularly and review your answers carefully. This will help you identify your strengths and weaknesses and improve your overall performance. Some of the key advantages to take NPAT mock tests include

• Familiarity with type of questions
• Awareness of exam structure
• Knowing important topics
• Knowing strengths and weaknesses
• Progress tracking
• Improves speed and accuracy