ICET Entrance Exam 2012 Preparation Tips - How to prepare for ICET Entrance Exam

May 18, 2012 Friday, ICET Examination date is comming.... 
I hope all of you people started ICET preperation. Here i am going to give tips for your preperation. I hope it would be helpful for your ICET 2012 Entrance Exam.... 


For year 2012 ICET Entrance Exam is conducting by Andhra University for the PG admissions of MBA and MCA. Score good rank in ICET and get seat in best college of  Andhra Pradesh.


Mode of ICET Exam: ICET is a Paper based Exam.


No. of Questions and Time duration of ICET 2012 : 200 questions with 2.30 hrs
ICET 2012 Question Pattern :

Sections	Duration of Test	No.of Questions
Section - A : Analytical Ability
( i ) Problem Solving		55
( ii ) Data Sufficiency		20
Section - B : Mathematical Ability
( i ) Arithmatical Ability		35
( ii ) Algebrical and Geometrical Ability		30
( iii ) Statistical Ability		10
Section - C : Communication Ability
( i ) Vocabulary		10
( ii ) Business and Computer Technology		10
( iii ) Function Grammar		15
( iv ) Reading Comprehension		15
	Total 150 min (2.30 Hrs)	200

The table clearly shows that ICET has 3 sections, 

1. Section A :- Analytical Ability 75 marks
2. Section B :- Mathematical Ability 75 marks
3. Section C :- Communication Ability 50 marks

ICET 2012 Preparation Methods :
1. Dear aspirants please mainly focus on Time, we have 2.30 hrs, i.e 150 min only, so don't waste time in ICET Examination Hall.
2. Go through section, where you are strong first, It will help you to get good score
3. If you find the time, then you work out your interested areas.
4. At last go through your difficult section, even you found time.
5. For this time management, practice ICET mock tests. Mock test in real time helps you how to do well in your ICET Entrance Exam.

I. Section A : Problem solving & Data Sufficiency :
A. Data Sufficiency :
Each question consists of two data statements. You have to judge whether

• The first statement itself is sufficient to answer the question but the second is not sufficient or,
• The second statement itself is sufficient to answer the question but the first is not sufficient or,
• Both the statements put together answer the question but individually none are sufficient or,
• The statements are not sufficient even if they are combined.

The above four conditions will be the options A,B,C and D not necessarily in the same order. Thus one needs to read the instructions before answering these kinds of questions.


B. Problem Solving :
Sequences and Series :-

• Number – Alphabet relation questions
• Numeric Patterns
• Odd One out
• Sequence or a Series

C. Data Analysis :

• Table or a Graph or a Bar diagram or a Pie Chart or a Venn Diagram or a Passage will be given to analyze. Questions will be asked based on the data.

D. Coding and Decoding problems: A code or code pattern will be given for. Questions will be asked based on the code. Test takers should decode the question with the help of code pattern.


E. Date, Time & Arrangement Problems : Questions will be based on Calendar, Clock, Blood relationships, Arrivals and Departures and schedules etc.


II. Section B :
Arithmetical, Algebraical, Geometrical and Statistical Abilities : All fundamental Mathematical Questions will be shot from the above headings.


III. Section C: Vocabulary, Business and Computer Terminology, Functional Grammar and Reading Comprehension

• Vocabulary : Many words will be asked from advanced dictionaries
• Business and Computer Terminology : This includes business and Computer usage of English. This section mostly concentrates on the grammar part of the field.
• Functional Grammar : Grammatical uses, grammatical mistakes and sentence correction would be the most important segments
• Reading Comprehension : Totally 3 passages would be given from any novel, newspaper or poem. 5 questions should be answered from the passages

** No Negative markings in ICET Entrance Exam and result is valid for 1 year only.