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Yes, the BBA course aspirants need to appear for the IFIM Scholastic Aptitude Test (ISAT) conducted in virtual mode for 60 minutes. The test comprises of 60 questions of a total of 60 marks. There are three sections in the exam, including Quantitative & Logic, Reasoning Abilities, and English Comprehension. After this, the candidates need to take the Multiple Intelligence Test (MIT).

Yes, there is option to select test cities in KIITEE Management application form. The exam is conducted in several cities of Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Delhi-NCR, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal. Candidates can choose the city of their choice as per their location.

The SAT tests students in the areas of English and Mathematics. There is no separate writing and Science sections on the SATs. But Science is tested in the reading passages of SAT rather than a separate and dedicated section. 

On the other hand, ACT tests students in the areas of English, Maths, Science and Reading. In this case, the Science section is a separate one unlike the SAT exam. The sections are four and tested on ACT with some time gaps between each section.

The Research Aptitude Test (RAT) exam is an aptitude test and part of the Indian Institute of Forest Management evaluation process for the PhD course. The test is preferably during the month of June-July. To be able to appear for the exam, students must first apply with a valid entrance test score. Only those who meet the cutoff are invited to appear for the exam.

The English language test scores required at the Cambridge College are for the international students whose first language is not English. The tests accepted at the college for proof of English language proficiency are TOEFL, IELTS, PTE, Duolingo and others. Check the minimum scores required for these exams from the table mentioned below:

Although it is technically possible for candidates to access the NEET MDS demo test on mobile phone, it is not recommended to attempt the test on mobile phone. Since test takers will have to attempt the exam on a desktop computer on the actual day of the exam, and they will have to navigate through the system using a mouse, taking the demo test from a mobile phone will not give them the actual experience of taking NEET MDS.  

The questions asked in the NEET MDS demo test is not as per the syllabus. The questions are of representative purpose and are not meant for actual practice or preparation. The NEET MDS demo test is meant for getting accustomed to the mandatory time-bound sections, along with getting a hands on experience on the interface and the navigation system.