SPJAT

The SPJAT exam is conducted in the online mode. The duration of the exam is one hour or 60 minutes. There are five sections in the SPJAT question paper and a total of 38- 40 questions. The total marks of the SPJAT question paper is 100. Candidates who wish to appear for the SPJAT exam need to visit the SPJAT exam centre and take the exam in the CBT mode at the test centre. 

No, there is no age limit to appear for the SPJAT exam, however, the students who are appearing for the SPJAT exam must have completed their Class 12 from a recognised board or institute and graduation from a recognised university. Candidates awaiting the graduation result are also eligible to apply for the SP JAT exam and fill the SPJAT application form. 

A graduate from any recognised university or institute is eligible to apply for the SPJAT exam. Final-year candidates are also eligible for the exam. However, candidates holding a relevant additional post-graduate qualification shall be given preference. It is mandatory for the candidates to have completed their SSC and HSC education in English medium. 

The candidate who has appeared for CAT and have scored 80% or for GMAT having scored 650 are directly eligible for the evaluation round. 

There are five sections in the SPJAT question paper. There are a total of 34 multiple-choice questions in the SPJAT question paper spread across these five sections. The sections are:

1. Diagrammatic Reasoning
2. Logic
3. IQ
4. Numeracy
5. Reading Comprehension