Today we are going to share some last-minute tips
for NIACL Assistant Prelims Exam 2017. The first phase of NIACL Assistant
2017 is scheduled tomorrow on 23rd April 2017 (Sunday). In order to sail
through this exam you need to have a proper test-taking strategy.
These last-minute tips will be very helpful for those who are going
to appear for this exam tomorrow.
NIACL Assistant Prelims 2017 Exam Pattern
It is very important to have a clear picture in mind
regarding the pattern of the exam. NIACL Assistant preliminary exam has 100
questions which are divided in to 3 sections namely Reasoning Ability,
Quantitative Aptitude and English Language. The time duration of exam is 1
hour. Following is the distribution of questions and marks in these three
sections in this exam:
S.N.
|
Test Name
|
No. Of Questions
|
Maximum Marks
|
Composite Time
|
1.
|
Reasoning Ability
|
35
|
35
|
60 minutes
|
2.
|
Quants
|
35
|
35
|
|
3.
|
English
|
30
|
30
|
|
|
Total
|
100
|
100
|
Time allotment for each section
First , take a look at proper time allotment
that a candidate should spend at each section :
Section
|
Time to allot for
each section during exam
|
Reasoning Ability
|
20-25 Minutes
|
Quantitative Aptitude
|
25-30 Minutes
|
English
|
15 Minutes
|
Note: This is the ideal time management for each
section during preliminary exam to score good. You can allot the time to
each section according to your preference and suitability.
Sectional Strategy NIACL Assistant Prelims 2017 Exam
Reasoning Ability:
To score good in reasoning ability section, you should NOT
start it with puzzle/seating arrangement questions. Ideally you should start it
from the following topics in which you can score well in less time:
- Inequality
- Syllogism
- Coding-decoding
- Miscellaneous questions of ranking, direction and blood relation.
After you are done with attempting these questions, you
can start attempting puzzles and seating arrangement questions. Because these
questions take much time in comparison to other questions. Also, There is no
surety of cracking the puzzle/seating arrangement even after spending 10-15
minutes on it. So, follow a smart strategy for attempting this section.
Quantitative Aptitude:
To get a decent score in this section, you should try to
attempt questions in following sequence:
- Simplification / Approximation
- Number Series
- Data interpretation (selective questions which require less
calculation)
After attempting questions, you can move to the
miscellaneous question as per your remaining time for this section.
English:
Attempt those questions first which you find easy and sure
about the answer. Try to attempt this section in following sequence:
- Error spotting questions
- Fill in the blanks
- Cloze Test
- Antonyms/Synonyms from the RC
If the time allows then you can move to the para jumble
and reading comprehension questions.
Note: In assistant/clerical level exam , there is
possibility of Story Based reading comprehension. Then you should surely
attempt it , because it is comparatively easy and less time taking than economy
etc. based passages.
Tips, Strategies and Important points to remember :
- Do not stuck into any question. If you are not able to solve any
question , you should better leave it. Remember PRE exam is not about
scoring tough questions , because every question is of 1 mark. So attempt
those which you find comparatively easy.
- Attempt sufficient questions with utmost accuracy to clear sectional
as well as overall cut-off.
- Time management is the key to success. Manage your time during exam
very efficiently and smartly.
- Do not panic if you find the exam tough. If it is tough , then it is
tough for everyone. Just keep your focus on accuracy.
- Read all the instructions above every question very well before
attempting any question.
- Just have faith on your capabilities and attempt the exam with a
cool and calm mind.
- Do not forget to take your admit card, original valid ID proof as
well as photocopy of this ID proof and a photograph(same as that on the
admit card) along with you.
Do
not stress, Do your Best , Forget the rest
All the best for
your exam!
AIMSUCCESS
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