[Inder.14]

Originally Posted by junoonmba

Hi Inder!!!!!

I dont think the number of questions would be less then number of minutes ....As the questions are not very tough and JMET till now was a speed based exam as other exams (FMS,IIFT etc..)

Earlier ,One could easily attempt 110+ questions out of 150 in 120 minutes so there is no point in reducing the number of questions and increasing the number of minutes this time provided the JMET is not going the CAT way this time:innocent::innocent::innocent:.....

Still be ready for any surprises......

Hi junoonmba,
i do totally agree with you but one more thing that i read is that this time JMET will have multiple choice (i.e more tahn one correct like in IIFT )questions as well...............
I will get the link for that and will share with all puys .........

[smartnik]

hey man, are there any specific exam prep. resources which you utilized or can be utilized for preparing for JMET..!!
if so can u please let me know..

[amikambli]

The information and analysis that I have previously mentioned is all based on facts from the JMET site! It is the official word... Plz don't contest it with sources from IMS/TIME or any other source for that matter. To add to it, the analysis is my own opinion.
The previous year JMET was a 2 hr paper with 150 questions over 4 sections. But, we can't depend on those papers now.
We were allowed to take the papers home. Try to get it from a friend who gave it last year.

@hits_kj, The format of the paper has changed drastically. So, i can't comment much on the cut-off and level of prep for any section required for JMET 2009. If someone is trying to pre-empt the paper... it might be a huge waste of time. Instead, try to capitalize on strengths.

PS. Please do not neglect higher maths this time as IITK is conducting JMET. My personal exp with IITK suggested a lot of emphasis on your engg skills which includes higher maths. :( (No offense to IITK, they have their own strengths)

All the best!!!

[manoranjan.hota]

Hi All,
Can anyone please let me know if there are any funda of section cut-off in JMET(like CAT)?

[srikant1983]

Originally Posted by manoranjan.hota

Hi All,
Can anyone please let me know if there are any funda of section cut-off in JMET(like CAT)?

Hi..

Yes dear there is a funda of sectional cut-off in JMET and it varies with every institute..

This question has already been answered a number of times in this thread..
Please use search option (Search this thread) to ease fellow puys load

Regards

[junoonmba]

Originally Posted by junoonmba

Hi Inder!!!!!

I dont think the number of questions would be less then number of minutes ....As the questions are not very tough and JMET till now was a speed based exam as other exams (FMS,IIFT etc..)

Earlier ,One could easily attempt 110+ questions out of 150 in 120 minutes so there is no point in reducing the number of questions and increasing the number of minutes this time provided the JMET is not going the CAT way this time:innocent::innocent::innocent:.....

Still be ready for any surprises......

I discussed with some of my friends and visited the site of JMET 2009 and after some analysis, we too believe that JMET this time would be full of surprises and that it may be of 3 hrs as mentioned on the site because JMET 2008/2007 were of 2 hrs and that was clearly written on the site....

JMET: Paper Structure

So no brainer that level of questions will be high and this year the paper will be relatively tough

[vibhuverma]

Puys, I think JMET this time will be test of patience and skills as it is gonna be tough to handle pressure for 3 hours and maintain ur cool.

Lets c... i flunked badly in CAT so hoping to make up in JMET. Best of luck to all of u.

[Exxe]

Guys, help me out with this please.

JMET says you gotta have 60% in Graduation or 6 CGPA in colleges who follow the CGPA system.

I'm in my final year & I have 5.3 CGPA but according to my college's conversion formula, 5.3 CGPA is equivalent to 63%. Do I have a case?

Please help!

[raveeshmohan]

Originally Posted by Exxe

Guys, help me out with this please.

JMET says you gotta have 60% in Graduation or 6 CGPA in colleges who follow the CGPA system.

I'm in my final year & I have 5.3 CGPA but according to my college's conversion formula, 5.3 CGPA is equivalent to 63%. Do I have a case?

Please help!

Well since its quite clearly mentioned that a CGPA of 6 is required maybe the conversion from CGPA to % wouldnt be taken into account, but what i'll do is go to the academic department tomorrow and get the conversion thingie clarified.

[srikant1983]

Originally Posted by Exxe

Guys, help me out with this please.

JMET says you gotta have 60% in Graduation or 6 CGPA in colleges who follow the CGPA system.

I'm in my final year & I have 5.3 CGPA but according to my college's conversion formula, 5.3 CGPA is equivalent to 63%. Do I have a case?

Please help!

Hi..
There was a similar post in SJMSOM thread few days ago and I believe that if you are able to produce the certificate of conversion then it shouldn't be a problem..
Please go through my reply..especially the disclaimer part

http://www.pagalguy.com/forum/other-...ml#post1239569 (SJMSOM 2009-11 Admission Queries)

Regards