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    GAT General Syllabus

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    The document outlines the topics and weighting for a GATTM exam for business and engineering students. It is divided into three main sections - verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical reasoning. Verbal reasoning makes up 35% of the exam and covers English vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension. Quantitative reasoning accounts for 35% and includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry and statistics. Analytical reasoning is 30% and focuses on logic and critical thinking.

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    GAT General Syllabus

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    The document outlines the topics and weighting for a GATTM exam for business and engineering students. It is divided into three main sections - verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical reasoning. Verbal reasoning makes up 35% of the exam and covers English vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension. Quantitative reasoning accounts for 35% and includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry and statistics. Analytical reasoning is 30% and focuses on logic and critical thinking.

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    The document outlines the topics and weighting for a GATTM exam for business and engineering students. It is divided into three main sections - verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical reasoning. Verbal reasoning makes up 35% of the exam and covers English vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension. Quantitative reasoning accounts for 35% and includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry and statistics. Analytical reasoning is 30% and focuses on logic and critical thinking.

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    GAT General Syllabus

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    The document outlines the topics and weighting for a GATTM exam for business and engineering students. It is divided into three main sections - verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and analytical reasoning. Verbal reasoning makes up 35% of the exam and covers English vocabulary, grammar and reading comprehension. Quantitative reasoning accounts for 35% and includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry and statistics. Analytical reasoning is 30% and focuses on logic and critical thinking.

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    GAT Category A Business and Engineering Students (Detailed)

    Total No of Questions = 100


    Time Allowed = 120 minutes

    Topics
    Verbal Reasons (English)

    Segment
    % Weight

    Number of
    Questions

    35%

    35

    A: Vocabulary
    A1: Prefixes, Suffixes

    5% of 35%

    A2: Analogies

    10% of 35%

    A3: Antonyms

    5% of 35%

    A4: Conceptual

    5% of 35%

    25% of 35%

    B1: Tenses and Aspects

    20% of 35%

    B2: Part of Speech (Conjunctions, Nouns, Pronouns,


    Verb, Adverb, Adjectives, Articles, Prepositions)

    10% of 35%

    B3: Conditionals

    5% of 35%

    B4: Functions

    5% of 35%

    40% of 35%

    14

    C1: Inferencing

    15% of 35%

    C2: Linking Devices

    6% of 35%

    C3: Main Idea

    5% of 35%

    C4: Title

    3% of 35%

    C5: Topic Sentences

    3% of 35%

    C6: Type of Passage (Narrative, Descriptive,


    Expository, Scientific, Entertaining, Didactic, Rhetorical)

    3% of 35%

    Sub-total for Vocabulary

    B: Grammar

    Sub-total for Grammar

    C: Comprehension

    GAT Category A Business and Engineering Students (Detailed)


    Total No of Questions = 100
    Time Allowed = 120 minutes

    Topics
    Verbal Reasons (English)

    Segment
    % Weight

    Number of
    Questions

    35%

    35

    A: Vocabulary
    A1: Prefixes, Suffixes

    5% of 35%

    A2: Analogies

    10% of 35%

    A3: Antonyms

    5% of 35%

    A4: Conceptual

    5% of 35%

    25% of 35%

    B1: Tenses and Aspects

    20% of 35%

    B2: Part of Speech (Conjunctions, Nouns, Pronouns,


    Verb, Adverb, Adjectives, Articles, Prepositions)

    10% of 35%

    Sub-total for Comprehension

    35% of 35%

    12

    Sub-total for Vocabulary

    B: Grammar

    Quantitative Reasoning

    35%

    35

    Arithmetic
    Business Mathematics, Financial Mathematics,
    Consumer Mathematics,
    Percentage Ratio and Proportion, Zakat,
    Ushar and Inheritance

    33% of 35%

    12

    33% of 35%

    12

    Algebra
    Fundamental of Geometry, Practical Geometry,
    Areas and Volumes, Matrices and
    Determinants, Basic Statistics, Arithmetic and
    Geometric Sequences, Linear Graphs, Sets and Functions

    Geometry

    GAT Category A Business and Engineering Students (Detailed)


    Total No of Questions = 100
    Time Allowed = 120 minutes

    Topics
    Verbal Reasons (English)

    Segment
    % Weight

    Number of
    Questions

    35%

    35

    A: Vocabulary
    A1: Prefixes, Suffixes

    5% of 35%

    A2: Analogies

    10% of 35%

    A3: Antonyms

    5% of 35%

    A4: Conceptual

    5% of 35%

    25% of 35%

    B1: Tenses and Aspects

    20% of 35%

    B2: Part of Speech (Conjunctions, Nouns, Pronouns,


    Verb, Adverb, Adjectives, Articles, Prepositions)

    10% of 35%

    Introduction to Trigonometry, Projection of a side of a triangle,


    Chords of a circle, Tangent to a circle, Chords and Arcs,
    Angles in a segment of a circle, Practical geometry circles,
    Congruent Triangles, Parallelograms and Triangles,
    Line Bisectors and Angle Bisectors

    17% of 35%

    17% of 35%

    Sub-total for Vocabulary

    B: Grammar

    Data Processing
    Basic Statistics and Probability

    Analytical Reasoning
    Deductive and inductive logic, Critical thinking and writing skills

    Grand Total All Segments

    30%

    30

    100% of 30%

    30

    100%

    100

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