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    This document analyzes the verbal ability section of the CMAT exam over several days in February 2012. It provides details on the number and type of questions asked each day, the distribution of topics covered, estimated number of attempts, suggested time, possible scores, and difficulty levels. The analysis found that question types included English grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion, paragraph jumbles, syllogisms, and critical/deductive reasoning. Exam difficulty ranged from easy to difficult depending on the day, with most days being moderate. Scores of 75-85 out of 100 were deemed possible if 20-23 questions were attempted within the 55 minute time frame.

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    This document analyzes the verbal ability section of the CMAT exam over several days in February 2012. It provides details on the number and type of questions asked each day, the distribution of topics covered, estimated number of attempts, suggested time, possible scores, and difficulty levels. The analysis found that question types included English grammar, vocabulary, sentence completion, paragraph jumbles, syllogisms, and critical/deductive reasoning. Exam difficulty ranged from easy to difficult depending on the day, with most days being moderate. Scores of 75-85 out of 100 were deemed possible if 20-23 questions were attempted within the 55 minute time frame.

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    CMAT 2012: Verbal Ability - Day Wise Analysis (Feb 20-Feb 27)

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    CMAT 2012: Verbal Ability - Day Wise Analysis (Feb 20- Feb 27)

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    CMAT 2012 Analysis, Feb 20 (Slot 1)
    Type of
    Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    9 questions were there from Sentence Completion,
    Synonym and Grammar questions. 16 were from verbal
    reasoning that included Critical Reasoning as well as
    Deductive Reasoning questions.
    22-23 55 min 80 Easy

    CMAT 2012 Analysis, Feb 21 (Slot 2)
    Type of Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    Critical Reasoning: 15 questions
    (moderate to tough)
    Sentence correction: 1
    Contextual vocab (including
    phrases): 2 (1 tough, 1 easy)
    Direct vocab (including idioms and
    phrases): 2 (easy)
    FIB: 2 (moderate)
    Para jumbles: 3 (very easy)
    18-22 50 min 70-85 Moderate
    CMAT Analysis, Feb 22 (Slot 2)
    Type of
    Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    8 questions were there from English that included 1 Para
    Completion, 1 vocabulary based FIB, 1 Antonym, 1 analogy, 2
    sentence correction questions and 2 context-based
    vocabulary. 15 were from verbal reasoning. Strengthening
    /weakening arguments, conclusions and one assumption
    question. Some of the questions were erroneous. 2 questions
    were based on separate 100 word passages and involved
    identifying the tone etc.
    22-23 55 min 80 Easy

    CMAT Analysis: Feb 23( Slot 2)
    Type of
    Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    2-3 grammar sentence correction question, 8-9
    questions on vocabulary usage, 2 questions on direct
    22-23 80-85 Easy
    CMAT 2012: Verbal Ability - Day Wise Analysis (Feb 20- Feb 27)
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    vocabulary, 1 question on syllogism, 3-4 questions on
    deductive reasoning..

    CMAT Analysis: Feb 24 (Slot 1)
    Type of
    Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    10 questions were there from English that included 2 Para
    Completion, 2 vocabulary based FIB, 1 Antonym, 2 word
    meaning, 2 sentence correction questions and 1 inappropriate
    word. 12 were from verbal reasoning. Strengthening
    /weakening arguments, conclusions and one assumption
    question. 3 questions were based on separate 75-80 word
    passages and involved identifying the tone etc.
    22-23 55 min 75-80
    Moderate
    to difficult

    CMAT Analysis: Feb 24 (Slot 2)
    Type of
    Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    Grammar- sentence correction question-3, 5
    Questions on vocabulary, 5-7 Sentence Completion, 2
    Questions based on separate 100 word passages, 4-
    6 Question on syllogism, 3-4 questions Verbal reasoning:
    Strengthening /weakening arguments, conclusions and
    one assumption question.
    21-22 55 min 75-80
    Moderate
    to difficult

    CMAT Analysis: Feb 27
    Type of
    Questions
    Number of
    questions
    Max
    Marks
    Pattern of Questions
    Possible
    Attempts
    Suggested
    Time
    Possible
    Score
    Level of
    difficulty
    Language
    Comprehension
    25 100
    Questions from English included direct synonym, contextual
    vocabulary , Sentence Completion, and grammar questions.
    From the verbal reasoning 9 were from Critical
    Reasoning. Other questions were from PJ, PC, Deductive
    Reasoning questions. Even a few questions were asked to
    identify tone of a short passage involving three-four lines of
    text.
    20-23 55 min 80
    Moderate
    to difficult

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