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Abhishek Dhawan

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The NMIMS NPAT exam has a duration of 100-minute. Candidates need to answer 120 MCQs spread across three sections, namely English proficiency, Reasoning ability, and Quantitative & Numerical Ability. There is no sectional time limit, but candidates are not allowed to switch between sections. The English and reasoning questions maintain an easy to moderate difficulty level. However, candidates must be prepared for a challenge in the quantitative section - questions here are known to be tricky and time-consuming. All sections are weighted equally with one mark per question and no penalty for wrong answers.

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When closely evaluated, the Quantitative and Numerical Ability is the most difficult and time-taking section in the NPAT exam over the year. However, few questions from the reasoning ability section are foudn to be lengthy as well as time taking but are on an easy to moderate side. The difficulty level across different sections may vary based on the exam session, and can be subjective to candidate's preparation. Therefore, candidates may find other section of the NPAT exam difficult.

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The NPAT is a national-level entrance exam conducted for admission into various undergraduate programs offered by SVKMs NMIMS. While many students opt for coaching classes to prepare for this exam, it is certainly possible to crack NPAT without coaching. However, it requires dedicated self-preparation, a deep understanding of the exam pattern, and a good understanding of individual strengths and weaknesses. The difficulty level of the exam depends on the individual's preparation and how well they manage their study time. With the right approach and strategy, anyone can crack NPAT and secure admission into their desired program.

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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 prep
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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
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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 Th
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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 areVerbal 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 fr
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In this section of NPAT exam, test takers need to recognise grammatical structure and usage, use prepositions, determiners, connectives, tenses appropriately. Grasping the meaning of underlined words in sentences, using appropriate words in given context, put ideas into logical sequences by putting the jumbled sentences in the correct order. In order to solve questions from the reading comprehension section, it is important for the test takers to locate information, grasp ideas, identify and interpret relationships and ideas, moods, characteristics, tone of the passage, infer, get the central theme and evaluate given passage.

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SVKMs NMIMS assesses critical thinking and analytical skills using the Reasoning and General Intelligence section of NPAT Exam. In this section of NPAT exam, in order to solve questions that are based on critical thinking, test takers should try to analyse the roles and conditions and based on it, solve the questions. For questions related to problem-solving, try to analyse the information and assimilate them in a suitable form to answer those questions. Candidates must practise as many questions as possible to get aware of different types of questions.

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The Reasoning and General Intelligence section of NPAT exam primarily examines candidate's critical and analytical thinking abilities. To get a good hold on this section, it is critical to understand all the concepts and to practice different types of questions regularly. Books that can be helpful to prepare for the reasoning and general intelligence section of NPAT are:A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R.S. AggarwalShort-cuts in Reasoning by Disha PublicationsA New Approach to Reasoning Verbal, Non-Verbal & Analytical by Arihant publicationsAnalytical Reasoning by M.K. Pandey

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