Wednesday, 3 July 2013

Elitmus pH Test Pattern & Syllabus

I won't spend time on writing an intro to 'how' and 'what' abouts of, you can find those in the official elitmus website. What i will share her is the things which are not present in that website (Of course the test pattern is present in the elitmus website as well, but you will need it for this post to be more useful).

The Test duration is 3 hours. There is no time restriction for each sections, you can start with any of the 3 sections mentioned below, and switch to any other section any time you want to within the 2hr duration.


The test comprises of 3 sections:

1. Quant Section:


Number of Questions: 20

Difficulty: Moderate

Important Topics: 
  1. Probability
  2. Permutation & Combination
  3. Number System
  4. Time, Speed, Distance
  5. Time & Work
  6. Geometry
You will get around 15-16 questions from the above topics. If you manage to solve 9-10 correctly from those 16, you will easily score a percentile of 85+ at the least, which by the way is sufficient for you to get calls from 95% of the companies.

 2. DI and Logical Reasoning:


Number of Questions: 20

Difficulty: Tough

Important Topics: 
  1. DI- tabular data with conditions
  2. Arrangement
  3. Coding/Decoding based on multiplication (Go here to find out what these are and how to solve them)
  4. Data Sufficiency questions

If you manage to solve 6-9 correctly, you will easily score a percentile of 85+ at the least, which again is sufficient for you to get calls from 95% of the companies.

 3. Verbal:


Number of Questions: 20

Difficulty: Easy

Important Topics: 
  1. 3 RC- 4 question in each 
  2. Paragraph formation(parajumbles)
  3. Fill in the blank ( appropriate word) 
  4. Grammar
If you are good at English, you will complete this section within half an hour. It doesn't mean that you will know everything or you should answer every question. It is enough if you get around 12- 15 correct in this section.

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