ATMA February 2016 syllabus and pattern

Scheduled on February 28, 2016, the MBA entrance test ATMA 2016 will be conducted in paper-pen mode. The duration of the test will be 180 minutes and will comprise of multiple-choice objective-type questions. The number of questions is the paper are 180.

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ATMA exam evaluates a candidate on various parameters like verbal reasoning, analyzing capacity, and numerical reasoning capability. Every question has four options along with it. When a candidate selects the correct answer, he/she is awarded 1 mark for the same and 0.25 marks are deducted for every incorrect answer.

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The structure of the paper is as follows:

Section number	Section	Number of questions	Time allotted
1	Analytical Reasoning Skills	30	30
2	Verbal Skills	30	30
3	Quantitative Skills	30	30
4	Verbal Skills	30	30
5	Analytical Reasoning Skills	30	30
6	Quantitative Skills	30	30
	Total	180	180

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Sections of ATMA exam paper

• Analytical Reasoning Skills: This section of the paper analyses the logical thinking capacity of a candidate. Aspirants must make sure that they strengthen their capability of analyzing situations, only then will they be able to select the correct answer. Having the correct approach and right frame of mind will help a candidate extensively in finding the answer to the questions.
• Quantitative Skills: In order to excel in this section, candidates will have to practice on a regular basis. Questions related to probability, percentages, time and work, permutation and combination, coordinate geometry, average, profit and loss, mensuration, ratio and proportion variations, interest, geometry, inequalities, time speed and distance, progression, logarithm, set theory, quadratic equation, and functions are frequently asked in ATMA exam.
• Verbal skills: This is a section which evaluates the English skills of a candidate. Candidates an expect questions based on sentence completion, reading comprehension, vocabulary, and sentence correction, to name but a few. 

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