Well the MICAT test consists of the following sections


Section - A (Descriptive) >> 4 Questions

Section - B (Psychometric) >> 37 Questions

Section - C (Reasoning) >> 30 Questions

Section - D (General Awareness) >> 25 Questions

Section - E (Verbal Ability) >> 25 Questions

Section - F (Quantitative Analysis) >> 25 Questions


Section - B (Psychometric)

There are almost 37 questions in this section.

You have to attempt all the questions in this test

In this section, there were no correct or incorrect responses.

Last year the first questions had 30 statements in which applicant had to pick 10 statements describing one’s personality traits.

The second set of questions asked one to choose from a set of two arguments and to rate them in accordance with one’s personality traits.

The six options from which students needed to mark their answer were:

Strongly agree with the statement on the right
Moderately agree with the statement on the right
Somewhat agree with the statement on the right
Strongly agree with the statement on the left
Moderately agree with the statement on the left
Somewhat agree with the statement on the left