JOINT MANAGEMENT ENTRANCE TEST IIT AND IISc (JMET)
TestBag broadly covers all type of objective questions topics/subtopics in
Quantitative Aptitude (Basic Maths, Mensuration etc)
Maths (Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Probablity and Statistics etc)
Logical Reasoning - Reasoning Tests and Logic Tests
English Comprehension
Verbal Communication- English Usage (Grammar, Vocabulary, Proficiency and Usage Errors)
As outlined in entrance exam pattern of JMET
Exam Analyser has details of JMET. Please go through tentative dates of the exam and exam pattern and define your weekly schedule to cover each topic You have to master subject each topic wise step by step and the practice for final exam around one month before exam date. Please also go through exam analysis to understand the way exam was in last year and remember cut offs as they will help to bench mark your performance
Self Assessor, a formative assessment system has multiple choice questions and all other type of questions in topics Quantitative Aptitude, Data Interpretation, data Sufficiency and Verbal Ability (English) Everyday after studying the topic in class, master the same by simulating self tests on the topic or keyword with sufficient challenge so that you can bench mark your accuracy with time. Self Assessor will not only indiJMETe your level of learning, accuracy and speed on each topic but will add a lot to your knowledge from its own knowledge pool on every self assessment. Analyse the question attempted incorrectly by you by revisting the topic concept in any good book or take help of your collegues and teachers. Preferably complete this exercise on same day or by next day as another topic will be waiting to be mastered next day. We recommend self assessment for JMET mainly on multiple choice questions and some other type questions at level L2.
Test Simulator, a summative assessment system has mock tests/ old papers and test patterns for JMET. These tests are based on previous year patterns specific to JMET or are created by subject matter experts. Each test has details of the pattern being followed and topics from which questions are being drawn for the said test. Mock tests have fixed of questions indiJMETed topicwise in each mock tests but test pattern generate new tests every time by drawing questions from large knowledge pool based on JMET exam parameters such as question number, types, topics included, level of questions, marks and time. You can also simulate all old papers of JMET for practice
Test Simulator will be of immense help for benchmarking your performance on previous year cut offs as well as assessing time management and weak areas to enable you to initiate planned action to bridge gaps. Test will simulate exam like environment keeping previous exam trend in view covering all questions types randomly selected from knowledge pool to be completed in specific time and in set marking patterns. Test Simulator has logic to pick up questions of JMET standards from knowledge pool covering all question types
First hand experience on simulated tests will put many unfounded exam fears to rest. In fact you will start loving your exams
Test History stores results with details of each attempted question in all tests simulated by user to enable each user to monitor his/her progress and discuss shortcoming with teachers/mentors
| In Summary | |||
| Subjects | Question type | Recommended question level | Recommended Average time per question |
| Mathematics | Multiple Choice | L1 and L2 | 80 seconds |
| Reasoning tests | Multiple Choice | L1 and L2 | 80 seconds |
| Logic tests | Multiple Choice | L1 and L2 | 80 seconds |
| English | Multiple Choice | L1 and L2 | 80 seconds |
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