IIFT Delhi Alumni

Iift kakinada is supported by iift delhi and the faculty is Experienced, High profile mostly are from iift delhi but kakinada placement is not as good as iift delhi you may get better placement opportunities in NMIMS, IMT, Ashoka School of Busines, Invicta shool of Business, etc.

Admission to IIFT Kakinada IPM is through IPMAT conducted by IIM Indore. A student who has passed 12th with atleast 60 per cent marks is eligible. The student must have 60 per cent in 10th. The student likely to appear in 12th are eligible.

IIFT Kakinada, a branch of the prestigious Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, admits students to its MBA in International Business program through the IIFT entrance exam. The exam is conducted annually by the National Testing Agency (NTA) and is a crucial step for securing admission to IIFT’s campuses, including Kakinada.

### Key Details of the Exam:

- **Mode of Exam**: Computer-based test (CBT)

- **Duration**: 2 hours

- **Type of Questions**: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

- **Marking Scheme**: There is negative marking for incorrect answers.

### Exam Structure:

1. **Quantitative Ability (QA)**: This section tests mathematical aptitude, covering topics like arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and data sufficiency. Candidates must solve problems quickly and accurately.

2. **Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC)**: Focuses on English language proficiency, testing reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and verbal reasoning.

3. **Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR)**: Includes data interpretation sets (graphs, charts) and logical reasoning puzzles (seating arrangements, series, and patterns).

4. **General Awareness (GA)**: Questions on current affairs and static GK, covering areas like business, politics, international trade, and economics.

### Admission Process:

After clearing the written exam, shortlisted candidates are called for a group discussion (GD), written ability test (WAT), and personal interview (PI) for final selection at IIFT Kakinada.

The IIFT (Indian Institute of Foreign Trade) entrance exam is a national-level test for admission to its MBA in International Business program. The exam assesses a candidate's aptitude in various areas, and the syllabus is divided into four key sections:

1. **Quantitative Ability (QA)**: This section covers topics from high school mathematics, including:

- Arithmetic (percentages, ratios, time and work, averages)

- Algebra (linear and quadratic equations)

- Geometry and Mensuration

- Trigonometry

- Probability and Permutations & Combinations

- Number Systems and Progressions

2. **Verbal Ability & Reading Comprehension (VARC)**: This section focuses on English language skills and includes:

- Reading comprehension passages with questions testing comprehension and inference skills

- Vocabulary (synonyms, antonyms, word meanings)

- Grammar (sentence correction, error spotting)

- Verbal reasoning (paragraph completion, sentence rearrangement)

3. **Data Interpretation & Logical Reasoning (DILR)**: This section tests analytical and logical skills through:

- Data interpretation (bar graphs, line charts, tables, pie charts)

- Logical puzzles, series, and arrangements

- Seating arrangements, syllogisms, and coding-decoding

4. **General Awareness (GA)**: This section covers both static and current affairs, including:

- Business and Economy

- International Trade

- Politics, Geography, History

- Sports, Awards, and Science & Technology

The IIFT exam has a mix of multiple-choice questions, and candidates need to manage time across all sections effectively.