English Language Analysis:
Passage 1 was based on the fiction book Fire on the Mountain by Anita Desai
All Questions were direct and easy to answer.
Passage 2 was based on the text about Contemporary Literature where an interplay between character and setting is discussed.
Straight forward and easy questions were asked including contextual vocabulary.
Passage 3 was based on the text about how English Literature offers a window into human experience. Examples of authors like Shakespeare, Jane Austen and Virginia Woolf were given. Here also the questions asked were simple and easy.
Passage 4 was based on an excerpt from the Frontline article on judicial reforms, titled Justice and the Two Ideas of India by G. Mohan Gopal. Here the questions were of moderate level of difficulty.
Passages on Fiction, Contemporary Literature, English Literature and authors, Legal Systems / Justice
Level of Difficulty was easy to moderate
Total Questions: 24
4 passages with 6 questions each
Overall the English Language section was quite easy to score.
A good score for english out of 24 questions is as follows:
correct: 21*1=21
incorrect: 3*(- 0.25)= - 0.75
Score: 20.25
Current Affairs with GK Analysis:
Passage 1 based on Dr. Ambedkar’s Address to the Constituent Assembly.
The questions were comprehension based as all answers were provided within the passage.
Passage 2 based on the 18th G20 Summit with current affairs questions on expected lines.
Passage 3 based on a historical event that occurred in Jallianwala Bagh, questions were static general Knowledge.
Passage 4 based on PM Modi's speech on successful launch of Chandrayan 3 with predicted current affairs questions.
Passage 5 based on Israel-Hamas armed conflict which began on 7th Oct 2023 with current affairs questions with two questions of moderate level of difficulty.
12 Current Affairs, 16 Static
passage-based questions on topics Chandrayan 3 Launch, General History, Israel-Hamas conflict, General polity, G-20 summit
Level of Difficulty was easy
Number of Questions: 28
Overall the Current Affairs with GK section was very easy to score.
A good score for Current Affairs out of 28 questions is as follows:
correct: 25*1=25
incorrect: 4*(- 0.25)= - 1
Score: 24
Logical Reasoning Analysis:
Passage 1 based on manufacturing company's performance efficiency
Passage 2 based on words and its mystery
Passage 3 based on coaching institutes
Passage 4 based on Artificial Intelligence
decision making problem, passage-based questions on Management, Words and their impact, Education, Artificial Intelligence
The Level of Difficulty of questions were a good mix of moderate to difficult.
Total Questions: 24
Overall the Logical Reasoning section was a good mix of moderate to difficult questions. predictable questions from CR
A good score for Logic out of 24 questions is as follows:
correct: 24*1=24
incorrect: 7*(- 0.25)= - 1
Score: 22.25
Legal Reasoning Analysis:
Passage 1 based on Press and Registration of Periodicals PRP Bill 2023
Passage 2 based on Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015
Passage 3 based on Defamation (Online)
Passage 4 based on Void and Voidable Marriages
Passage 5 based on Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA), 2023
Topics Defamation (Online Intermediaries), Void and Voidable Marriages, Digital Personal Data Protection, Juvenile Justice, Press and Registration of Periodicals
Level of Difficulty was easy to moderate
Total Questions: 35
Overall the Legal Reasoning section was very easy to score.
A good score for Legal out of 24 questions is as follows:
correct: 27*1=27
incorrect: 8*(- 0.25)= - 2
Score: 25
Quantitative Techniques Analysis:
Set 1 based on cars from different states using different types of fuel.
Set 2 based on types of workers across urban and rural areas.
Overall the Quantitative Techniques section was very easy to score as simple Quantitative operations questions based on Averages, ratios, percentages were asked.
Focused on Percentages and Ratios and Percentage
Level of Difficulty was easy
Total Questions: 12
A good score for Quantitative Techniques out of 12 questions is as follows:
correct: 10*1=10
incorrect: -
Score: 10
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