- By Sakshi Gupta
- Sat, 04 Jan 2025 09:13 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
XAT 2025: The Xavier School of Management (XLRI) will hold the Xavier Aptitude Test (XAT) 2025 test tomorrow, January 5. Those who plan to take the exam can download the XAT admit card 2025 from the official website, xatonline.in.
The XAT 2025 exam will last three hours, from 2 to 5 p.m. Aspirants are recommended to arrive at the XAT 2025 exam centre at least an hour before the exam begins. Applicants must bring their XAT 2025 admit card and a valid government ID to the exam centre.
The XAT 2025 exam is held for individuals seeking admission to management programmes. The XAT exam will consist of four parts, each separated into two halves.
Part 1 will have three parts: verbal ability and logical reasoning (VA and LR), decision-making (DM), and quantitative aptitude and data interpretation (QA and DI). Part 2 will include one section on general knowledge (GK).
The XAT exam for 2025 will consist of 95 questions. Last year, XLRI introduced one essay question among the 95 questions, and this structure is expected to continue this year. Aspirants will receive one mark for each valid answer, with 0.25 points subtracted for wrong responses.
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XAT Exam Pattern 2025: Sectional weightage
Applicants can check the sectional weightage for the XAT exam 2025 in the table below.
Section | Weightage |
Decision Making | 21% |
VARC | 26% |
QA and DI | 27% |
GK | 25% |
XAT 2025: Guidelines before appearing for the exam
Experts recommend that students take the following procedures the night before the exam to make sure they are properly prepared:
- Stay away from all-nighters and get at least seven to eight hours of sleep. This will allow you to remain attentive and concentrated throughout the test.
- Double-check your bag to make sure that all necessary goods, such as your admit card, ID evidence, and stationery, are packed and ready. This will save you from last-minute stress on the morning of your exam.
- Avoid heavy, oily, or spicy foods the night before the exam. Instead, opt for a small, balanced dinner that will not disrupt your sleep or make you feel uncomfortable.
- Set at least two to three alarms to make sure that you wake up on time the day of the exam.
- Spend some time relaxing before heading to bed. Read a book, listen to relaxing music, or practice some breathing techniques. Avoid using devices and engaging in activities that may generate stress.
- Maintain a positive mindset to lessen anxiety and boost performance.