Tomorrow, January 5, the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) 2025 will be conducted by the Xavier School of Management (XLRI). The XAT admit card 2025 is available for download on the official website, xatonline.in, for those who intend to take the test.
XAT Examination Date: January 5, 2025
Exam time: 2 to 5:30 PM
Exam pattern:
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The test will be divided into two sections: Part I and Part 2. Part I will cover the following topics: General Knowledge (GK), Verbal Ability and Logical Reasoning (VA & LR), Quantitative Aptitude and Data Interpretation (QA & DI), and Decision Making (DM).
The decision-making (DM) segment will consist of approximately twenty-one questions, the verbal ability and logical reasoning (VA & LR) section will consist of approximately twenty-six questions, and the quantitative aptitude and data interpretation (QA & DI) section will consist of approximately twenty-eight questions.
Similarly, Part 2, General Knowledge (GK), will consist of about 20 questions.
Guidelines:
To ensure correctness, carefully go over every item on your XAT 2025 Admit Card. If there are any differences, you might not be allowed to enter the test room.
Two hard copies of the admit card must be brought to the exam room.
Bring a legitimate photo ID proof, such as a driver's license, voter ID, passport, college or university ID, or Aadhaar card, along with the admit card.
Show up at the assigned testing location at the time indicated on your admit card. Those who arrive late will not be allowed entrance.
Before tackling the questions, carefully read all exam-related instructions.
What not to do on the day of exam:
Avoid carrying personal things or electronics such watches, phones, earbuds, calculators, or Bluetooth gadgets.
Because no applicants will be permitted admission after the gates have closed, arrive on time.
Don't use unfair methods or cheat during the test. Any infraction could lead to disqualification.
Answer questions exclusively with the mouse on the computer; using the keyboard is strictly forbidden.
It is against the regulations to leave the exam room before the formal announcement.
Dress Code:
Do not wear caps, hoodies, headgear, jackets, jewellery, metal accessories, high boots, garments with pockets, or shoes.
It is advised that candidates dress in simple pullovers, socks, sweaters, or cardigans with no pockets.
Select simple hairstyles and refrain from getting henna or tattoos on your palms to guarantee precise biometric identification.
