Know All About The eLitmus pH Test For Placements: Pattern, Eligibility, Syllabus and Fee

Edited By Sumit Saini | Updated on Aug 14, 2022 09:10 AM IST

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Lakhs of students graduate every year. While some land campus placements, there is a sizable percentage who are not able to get on campus jobs and hence start looking for off campus opportunities. In the last few years, many companies have started to hire freshers based on their scores in processes like eLitmus.

Know All About The eLitmus pH Test For Placements: Pattern, Eligibility, Syllabus and Fee

eLitmus is a recruitment organisation which conducts national level assessment for entry level engineering jobs. eLitmus conducts an assessment exam called pH test or Hiring Potential Test. These test scores are used by various companies to shortlist the candidates for Interviews in campus placements as well as off campus placements.

Companies ranging from start-ups to global giants across domains like IT, R&D, software services, physical infrastructure and KPO considers the score of pH test for their entry level Jobs.

Eligibility Criteria

The eLitmus pH test does not specify any eligibility criteria. However companies hiring through eLitmus may have their own criteria and these companies specify the criteria with each job advertisement.

pH Test Pattern

pH Test is an aptitude test. It is a pen and paper test, earlier it used to be held in online mode. The duration of the test is two hours and consists of three sections which includes Quantitative section, the Verbal section and the Reasoning section.

Each section in the pH test has 20 questions and in total there are 60 questions. Which amounts to the maximum mark of 600.

In the pH test, questions in each section are objective in nature with multiple choices, and are categorised into several levels of difficulty. Final score of a candidate reflects the number of questions answered correctly along with their difficulty level.

The pH test assesses a broad range of skills that a student acquires throughout their education since childhood. It does not test a student's proficiency in any specific area or any particular subject. It presumes basic understanding of fundamentals of high school level mathematics, and basic proficiency in essential English language skills.

The below table describes the pattern of pH test-

Sections	No. of questions	Marks	Time Duration
Quantitative Aptitude	20	200
Verbal Ability	20	200	2 Hours
Analytical Reasoning	20	200
Total	60	600	2 hours

The special feature of the pH test is that all the required formulae for solving equations are provided in the question paper. So it can be said that the pH test is an assessment of a candidates analytical skills and mental ability rather than rote learning skills.

pH test Timetable

The pH Test is conducted by eLitmus on a regular basis. It is held every few weeks across the country. The schedule of upcoming tests is regularly published on the website www.elitmus.com.