The test is online (computer based) as described in our brochure, covering qualitative, quantitative, general aptitude, and very basic programming ability. The test has four sections of different time limits each. The total duration of the test is 2 hours. The candidates will not be allowed to return to a previous section after moving to a subsequent one. Each section has a minimum marks cut off that you must reach to pass this stage of the selection process.

Verbal Ability

Verbal Ability involves retrieval, formation, modification and processing of language. Verbal Ability is the cognitive ability to use words or use a language effectively.
Target Audience: The test-taking audience should have good proficiency in English Language.
Total Questions: 30
Total Duration: 25 minutes

Analytical Ability

The Analytical Ability test involves reasoning that helps in analyzing and synthesizing information, applying broad analysis to arrive at conclusions, understanding complex relationships, using systems perspectives while handling a problem or a situation.
Target Audience: The test-taking audience should have good problem solving and analytical skills.
Total Questions: 30
Total Duration: 35 minutes

Quantitative Ability

The Quantitative Ability tests a candidate on his/her numerical facility
Target Audience: The test-taking audience should have good mathematical knowledge.
Total Questions: 30
Total Duration: 30 minutes

Computing Aptitude

The Computing Aptitude tests the candidate's ability to think logically and knowledge of basic programming constructs such as loops, conditional statements and so on. Basic knowledge of C programming will help but the test will NOT test programming syntax.
Target Audience: The test-taking audience should have knowledge of basic programming and logic-oriented thinking.
Total Questions: 15
Total Duration: 30 minutes

Download our detailed Preparation Guide from the link given below, for more information on the test, syllabus, sample questions, and so on.

IIIT-B Entrance Exam Preparation Guide.
 

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