AMCAT v/s eLitmus - Tips

Aspiring Minds conduct a nation-wide Computer Adaptive Test to provide a statistically-valid multi-dimensional skill assessment to judge the employment suitability of a large pool of candidates. The multi-dimensional score coupled with innovative filters and graphical visualization lets you find the most appropriate set of candidates for your job profile instantly.

Note: Aspiring Minds organizes an exam called AMCAT. The exam is much easier than eLitmus, but the companies associated with AMCAT offer less package (in an average) than the companies associated with eLitmus.

Computer Adaptive Test:
Your score is not equal to the number of questions answered correctly as is the case in any other test.  As the test is adaptive, it automatically becomes easy or tough according to your performance in questions.
At the start of the test, you are presented with a test question of average difficulty. If you answer this right, the next question will be more difficult. But if you answer this 
wrong, you get an easier question and so on. It is very important to understand that the questions right at the beginning affect your score more than those towards the end. These are the questions that are used to measure your general ability and you are accordingly presented with a question set. Once you have progressed into a test, it is very tough to raise your level and get a better score. So take your time and answer the first few questions to the best of your ability.

elitmus consist of 3 sections

A- quantitative- 20 ques (hard)
B- logical reasoning- 20 ques (medium)
C- verbal and comprehension- 20 ques (easy)

Negative marking starts after 25% ques attempted are get wrong. Time limit 2 hours.

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