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You can be eligible for the IPMAT if you have scored atleast 60%(for gen and OBC) and 55%(for SC/ST and PwD) in your class 10's examination as well as the eligibility criteria is that one should obtain a minimum of 60%(for gen and OBC) and 55%(for SC/ST and PwD) in both class 10 and in class 12 in order to be eligible for the examination. So going by the criteria, as per your class 12's boards you are eligible but you also have to check your class 10's result to be fully confirmed.

Wren and Martin is the best grammar book.

Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis is great for vocabulary,

In addition to this, you may consider going through newspaper such as The Hindu, The Economic Times, The Indian Express or reading sites such as the Harvard Business Review

Going through all these will not only increase your knowledge in your domain but there's high possibility of improving English language as well.

IPMAT is conducted in computer-based mode for a duration of two hours.

There are a total of 100 questions from broadly two areas - Quantitative Ability (Multiple Choice and Short Answer Questions) and Verbal Ability (Multiple Choice Questions).

1. Quantitative Ability- MCQ-40 mins-40 Questions
2. Quantitative Ability-SA-40 mins-20 Questions
3. Verbal Ability-40 mins-40 Questions

IPMAT  Marking Scheme

• Each correct answer earns four marks.
• Each incorrect answers deduct one mark.There was no negative marking for the Quantitative Ability- SA section.

QA Syllabus for IPMAT

• Number System
• Algebra
• Set Theory
• Data Interpretation
• Geometry, Mensuration
• Percentage, Profit and Loss
• Time, Speed
• Distance, Time and Work

VA Syllabus for IPMAT

• Paragraph Completion
• Reading Comprehension
• Word Jumble
• Word Usage
• Vocabulary and Analogy
• Para Jumble
• Fill in the Blanks and Grammar

For previous year sample paper, consider visiting the following link-

https://bschool.careers360.com/download/ipmat-sample-papers-previous-years

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Eligibility Criteria for IPMAT is given below :-

• Candidates should be completed their 12th / higher secondary /10+2 Level / as well as its equivalent exams with 60% should be (55% for reserved category candidates) from recognized state or central board.
• The candidate age should exceed 20 years as on 01 August 2020  (in case candidates belongs to reserved category is 22 years).

So if you fulfil both the above criteria then you are are eligible otherwise you are not .

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Keeping in mind, the changed pattern, overall cutoff for EWS category might be around 50-60 marks. Sectional cutoff might be as follows:-

Quant (mcq) 4-5 ques

Quant (sa) 2 ques

Verbal 8 ques

(With 100% accuracy)