X-GMT Analysis 2023: Get Detailed Paper Analysis & Review

X-GMT 2023 is set to be conducted on January 29. X-GMT analysis will be released shortly after the completion of the exam. X-GMT 2023 analysis will evaluate the topic-wise distribution of marks, sectional weightage, expected sectional and overall cut offs and the difficulty level of the question paper. Previous year's XGMT exam analysis helps candidates to prepare for the upcoming exam session. This article will host the XGMT 2023 exam analysis to prepare for the subsequent exam session. Also, candidates can get the previous year's XGMT exam analysis here.  

X-GMT 2021 Analysis: Highlights

• X-GMT question paper is expected to have 100 to 120 questions divided into four sections – Quantitative Ability, General Awareness & Emotional Quotient, Verbal Ability & Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation
• The difficulty level of X-GMT question paper usually varies from moderate to difficult. This year too, the question paper is expected to be of same difficulty level.

X-GMT Question Paper Pattern and Structure 2021

X-GMT Test Structure

Examiners keep tweaking the number of questions per section every year. Refer to the following table for detailed understanding X-GMT test structure.

X-GMT Exam Pattern 2021

Refer to the following table to understand X-GMT exam pattern.

X-GMT 2021 Expected Cut Off

XGMT cutoff is the minimum qualifying marks candidates should secure in order to get shortlisted for Writing Ability Test (WAT) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds of Xavier University admission process for MBA programmes. Candidates can check below the expected and overall X-GMT cut offs 2021.

X-GMT 2021 analysis will be shared in this blog as soon as the exam get over, candidates can refer to previous years paper analysis develop a better understanding of the kind of questions being asked in X-GMT exams.

X-GMT 2020 Analysis

X-GMT 2020 examination was conducted on January 25, 2020.  The examination was held in two slots. Last year, the questions in Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning section were moderately difficult whereas the Emotional Quotient & General Awareness section was relatively easier. The questions asked in DI and Aptitude sections posed a major challenge before exam takers.

X-GMT 2020 Cut Off

Shared below are the section-wise cut off percentiles for both domicile and non-domicile candidates: