Jamshedpur, Jan. 8: It was a mixed reaction among the aspirants XLRI School of Management, were tested on a new format today? N exams.

Although a majority of candidates have emerged for Xavier? No finding of suitability (XAT) at Loyola school? the only examination centre in the city? welcomes the new format, there were other, older models felt would have been easier, several brands of the client. The amendment had general knowledge of two-and-a-half-hour paper.

This was confirmed by an interpretation of data.

This amendment makes the test similar to that common Admission Test (CAT), which is the first step for cinema in India Institute of Management (IIMS) and other prominent B-schools.

The other two sections? verbal and quantitative aptitude qualifications? has remained as usual.

One of the candidates, Satish Sharma, XAT written for the second time, explained that the amendment can retain competent candidates.

The section interpretation of data, for the first time, help to evaluate candidates? Business leaders and ingenuity. This format is most relevant to the current context and at the admission exam for admission to IIMS? Sharma said.

Another candidate, Neha Agrawal, also had similar observations.

? The interpretation of data gives a genuine examination of qualifications frameworks and skills of aspirants. I was well prepared and he is optimistic about securing good marks in all three parties? , Did she added.

Several candidates, issues verbal skills improved.

The passage of understanding and several other questions in this section has been complex and difficult, as in relation to the previous year? S-test? Jagan Srinivasan said during the first year students of National Institute of Technology. ? Barrier capacity verbal section, I am optimistic, scoring good grades in the other two sections.?

And this optimism is a candidate who had recently evacuated from the CAT examination.

Candidates also welcomed the specifications of the negative question marks paper. In previous XATs, brands have not been negative. But this year it was in the document? Bithendra said Biswas, another aspirant XLRI.

The Institute? N authorities, said the change in format was, after four decades earlier, because most candidates have not had good grades client in general education.

XLRI? N-President (authorization) Sanjay employers said during last year, was XAT entrance B of 30 schools across the country. But from this year, more than 11 schools of management? including SP Jain (Mumbai) and Mudra Institute of Communication Arts (Ahmedabad)? have been included in the list, he added.

Officials informed that only about 60000 students at the 2006 review, against during the last year? N 49000th

An introduction to the management of tests, as we continue, like other CAT.

With the extraordinary talent and regular endurance, all the elements are accessible.

Let’s take a look at a little more competitive for tests for selecting candidates for admission to the programme management business schools.

ATMA

The Indian Association of Schools of Management (AIMS), which was adopted in 1988 as a network of management schools in the country, AIMS for the management Admissions Test

(ATMA) for the selection of candidates for management positions cycle programs in over 120 institutions. Contact Address: Association of Indian management schools, plot. 57, Sri Krishnadevarayanagar, Hyderabad - 500 016; Telephone: 040-23750247;

ATMA consists of 200 multiple choice questions on the three sections - analytical capabilities quantitative skills and verbal skills. Each section is time to 60 minutes. Four options were opposed to any question. The total time for the test three hours.

Issues to consider the analysis capabilities of logical thought the candidate’s qualifications. In quantitative skills, it may be on issues of school level arithmetic, algebra and geometry. The questions on the verbal test your abilities recognition of the correct use of grammar, vocabulary and familiarity with the terms of your understanding and comprehension of the English language while reading and your ability to write clearly and briefly.

ATMA has been prepared by the central government for admission to the MBA / post-PGDM and other programmes such as MCA.

Let us look at a few more competitive tests for the selection of candidates for admission to management programs in business schools.

ATMA

The Association of Indian Management Schools (AIMS), which was formed in 1988 as a network of management schools in the country, conducts AIMS Test for Management Admissions

(ATMA) for the selection of candidates to postgraduate management programmes in more than 120 institutions. Contact address: Association of Indian Management Schools, Plot. 57, Sri Krishnadevarayanagar, Hyderabad - 500 016; Phone: 040-23750247;

ATMA is made up of 200 multiple-choice questions spread over three sections - analytical skills, quantitative skills, and verbal skills. Each section is timed at 60 minutes. Four options would be given against each question. The total time for the test is three hours.

The questions on analytical skills examine the logical thinking abilities of a candidate. In quantitative skills, there may be questions from school-level arithmetic, algebra, and geometry. The questions on verbal skills test your recognition of correct grammatical usage, vocabulary and familiarity with words, your understanding and comprehension of the English language while reading, and your ability to write clearly and briefly.

ATMA has been approved by the Central Government for admission to MBA/PGDM and other postgraduate programmes such as MCA.