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MICAT syllabus has been formulated after analyzing the previous year’s question papers. MICAT syllabus 2024 comprises important topics from Verbal ability (VA), Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation (QADI), General awareness (GA), and Divergent and Convergent Thinking (DCT). MICAT syllabus also contains the topics for descriptive tests. The detailed MICAT syllabus 2024 is provided on this page. MICAT is designed to test a candidate’s analytical, verbal, logical thinking ability, communication, written, general knowledge and creative skills. To prepare for MICAT 2024, candidates should read newspapers and practice analytical and creative writing. GE and PI of MICAT consist of interaction with candidates to assess their suitability for the Strategic Marketing and Communication industry sectors.
Psychometric test analyze the behavioural and characteristic traits of the candidates. As per last year’s question paper, this section carried a total of 35 questions. The Psychometric Test comprises Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) and it is mandatory for the candidates to answer all the questions. The psychometric test basically includes three types of questions. They can be statement-based questions that do not have any correct or incorrect answers. Candidates can select from options like Strongly Agree, Strongly Disagree and Moderately Agree among others. The test can also include questions based on personality traits where students can select any one of the given options. Further, Psychometric tests include questions where students have to rank their answers on a scale in order of their priority.
Verbal ability comprises questions based on English usage or grammar, Sentence correction, Synonyms and antonyms, Fill-in-the-blanks, Analogies, Idioms, One-word substitution, and Jumbled paragraphs. The questions might be moderate to difficult in terms of difficulty. In order to secure good marks in these sections, candidates should read newspapers, and magazines and learn their basic grammar and vocabulary from the high school English book.
Geometry, (Lines, angles, Triangles, Spheres, Rectangles, Cube, Cone etc)
Heights & Distance
Ratios and Proportion
Percentages
Profit & Loss
Averages, Time-Speed-Distance
Work and time
Number system
HCF – LCM
Geometric Progression
Arithmetic progression
Arithmetic mean
Geometric mean
Harmonic mean
Median and Mode
Number Base System
Simple Interest & Compound Interest
Venn Diagram
Probability
Permutations & Combinations
Vectors
Binomial Expansion,
Coordinate geometry
Logarithm
Calendar, Surds & Indices and Complex numbers
Maxima & Minima Progression
This section comprises questions that are designed to assess the problem-solving approach of the candidates. Questions will be both from verbal and non-verbal reasoning. The questions are based on the below-mentioned topics.
Politics
Finance
Business
History
World records
Sports
Science
Geography
Literature
Indian Constitution, Nation and states