how to prepare verbal part for ipmat ? which type of questipons should i target the most. "Thanks in advance"

Hello Rahul, Greetings. IPMAT or also Known as Indian Institute Of Management Indore is one of the management gateway for candidates.IIM Indore conduct five year integrated management programme through its management test called IPMAT. This exam covers the two major sections quantitative aptitude and verbal ability.  In verbal ability section covers the topic like grammar, vocabulary, synonum, antonyms, sentence completion, idiom and phrases, para jumble words and sentences, reading comprehension, fill ups etc. To get call from this college you have to score atleast 100 marks in this section. For getting best score in this section a candidate have a accuracy and speed so that he/she can avoid negative marking. The time allotted for this section is 45 minutes and guess work is leads any candidate to score less.Try to solve more and more mock paper so that you know your strength and weekness. In exam try to cover variety of questions so that you cover all the topics.

Hope this will helps you

All the very best....

The verbal section is easy for anyone with a decent command over English. The paper is easy with medium level of vocab questions and passage solving questions. But daily reading of English news paper is recommended.





Some of the popular and frequently asked topics in this section are:









Vocabulary (including Synonyms & Antonyms)









Reading Comprehension









Grammar









Sentence Rearrangement









Sentence Correction









Sentence Completion









Correct Usage of words and phrases









Verbal Analogies







As you come in flow with accomplishing your daily targets it’s wise to start appearing for the Full length IPM mock test These mocks will help you to find your strength and weaknesses. It’s never enough to just take the mocks but the secret lies in analyzing them. The basics of analysis involve:





Accuracy





Percentage of questions attempted





Time taken (speed)





Strong topics/areas and weak topics/areas.