The IBSAT is difficult level exam. Its Difficulty level of IBSAT is easy to moderate. You can prepare easily and complete the syllabus with time in hand.

Difficulty level of IBSAT would be comparable to MAT, CMAT, and ATMA.

The IBSAT exam is of well-balanced difficulty level with about 25% easy question, 25% moderate questions and 50% difficult questions.

The exam allows the candidate to switch between the sections; it makes it possible for the candidates to maximize their score by attempting more questions from their area of comfort.

The exam tests the students mostly on the following topics:

Verbal Ability:
Synonyms/Antonyms, Word relation, Error Spotting, Phrase Replacement/one word substitute, fill in the blanks, Jumbled Sentences, Reading Comprehension

Quantitative Aptitude:
Number System, Probability, Geometry and Mensuration & Data sufficiency

Pattern:

IBSAT has 140 questions distributed across 4 sections detailed.

There is no sectional cut-off and no sectional time limit in this exam.

Section Number of Questions
Verbal Ability 50
Reading Comprehension 30
Quantitative Aptitude 30
Data Adequacy & Data Interpretation 30