In which language is MICAT conducted?
MICAT is conducted in the English medium only. No other language can be used for answering the questions apart from English. Students applying, therefore, should have basic proficiency in the English language to be able to understand the questions and answer them.
Is there any negative marking in MICAT?
MICAT has negative markings only in the Verbal Ability, Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness and Divergent and Convergent Reasoning sub-sections of Section C. 0.25 marks are deducted for each incorrect answer in these sections. However, sections A and section B do not have any negative markings and students will not lose marks if they answer incorrectly.
How many marks are awarded for a correct answer in MICAT?
The candidate is awarded 1 mark for each correct answer in MICAT section C where all the questions follow multiple-choice question papers. However, Sections A and B are qualifying in nature. Students should be careful while answering as there is negative marking.
Do all sections of MICAT have equal weightage?
No, each section of MICAT contains a different number of questions and hence has a different weightage. A total of 234 questions are asked among which there are 150 psychometric questions, 4 descriptive questions and 80 questions from the subsections of section C.
Does MICAT have a sectional time limit?
Yes, MICAT has a sectional time limit for every section. Candidates get 25 minutes for the Psychometric Test which is Section A, 35 minutes for the Descriptive Test which is section B and 1 hour 45 minutes is reserved for Section C which comprises four sub-sections.
What is the total duration of MICAT?
The total time duration of MICAT is 2 hours and 45 minutes. There is a time limit for each of the three sections of the MICAT. Students have to complete them within the stipulated time. No extra time can be wasted to complete a particular section.
How many total questions does MICAT have?
MICAT has a total of 234 questions combined across all three sections which are a psychometric test, a descriptive test and a third combined sub-section. The questions are designed to test the cognitive aptitude and critical reasoning skills of candidates along with their general awareness of current affairs, business affairs, etc.
What are the different parts of the third section in MICAT?
The different sub-sections in the third section or Section C of MICAT are Divergent and Convergent Thinking, Verbal Ability, General Awareness and Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation. All four subsections have equal weightage and 20 questions are asked from each of the following sections.
How many sections are there in MICAT?
MICAT has a total of three sections named Section A, Section B and Section C. Section A and Section B are Psychometric Test and Descriptive Test while Section C is further divided into 4 sub-sections. The sections of the MICAT make it different from all other MBA-level entrance examinations.