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IPMAT Verbal Ability Strategy

The Verbal Ability or English section in IPMAT mostly comprises Reading Comprehension(12 Questions) and approximately 33 questions on Grammar, Vocabulary and Verbal Reasoning. It has 45 Questions in total to check the candidate's proficiency in the English Language. The nature of reading comprehension passages could be descriptive, narrative, historical, philosophical, etc. The questions mostly revolve around inferences, the main idea of the passage, tone of the author with a few vocabulary-based questions. The length of passages may vary between 250-350 words. iQuanta’s IPMAT Online Coaching has a student community where they share IPMAT-level passages daily to boost your IPMAT exam preparation. The cutoff of this section is usually high and hence it contributes the most towards a good overall score. The Verbal Ability section of IPMAT 2025 will consist of questions from the following topics:

The basic strategy for IPMAT Verbal Ability is to inculcate a daily reading habit. As a beginner, you can start reading newspapers, editorials, and articles and then write a short summary. Take a few keywords into the point that signifies what the author wants to convey or the tone of the passage. There might be a few words that occur more frequently than others. Read about its usage. Reading also helps you to build a very good vocabulary. This year we made a Module addon to our IPMAT online coaching which is Beginner’s VARC module, where we have covered all the RCs from basics to advanced and other important verbal ability topics in our Module.

Basic rules of English Grammar must be studied as well. The Verbal Ability section of IPMAT 2025 & 2026 will consist of questions from the following topics:

• Reading Comprehension Passages
• Grammar
• Vocabulary (Including Synonyms and Antonyms, Word usage, One word substitutions)
• Sentence Correction
• Sentence Completion
• Fill in the Blanks
• Verbal Analogies
• Idioms and Phrases
• Articles
• Prepositions
• Para jumbles, Sentence Rearrangement
• Inference based passages
• Conjunctions
• Tenses
• Modifiers and Parallelism

Tip: Solve 1 Reading Comprehension Passage and 5-10 Vocabulary, Fill In the blanks Questions Daily

How To Approach a Passage?

This is how you should approach a passage according to the VARC experts from the best IPMAT Online Coaching:-

There are multiple ways to approach a passage. One might go through the entire passage and then attempt the question, or read the questions first and then start reading the passage, or simultaneously answer the question while reading the passage. While either of the first two options is a good approach, the third option might cause some chaos when it comes to analyzing the passage. The tone and gist of the passage can only be analyzed once it is thoroughly read. Note down the important key pointers in the passage separately so that you do not have to skim the passage again and again in case you forget something. This can prove to be a major time saver for you.

How To Approach the Questions?

Some of the questions might be very direct. For others that are not, the options might be very confusing and related. Sometimes you might feel that there could be more than one right answer. So instead of finding the right answer, start eliminating the wrong options. The rule of elimination works when it comes to RCs.

Take the author’s words as they are. Even if you know what the author is saying might not be universally true, you’ll have to assume the author’s statements as the truth and answer accordingly. These strategies were devised by the faculties at the best IPMAT Online Coaching in India. For dedicated IPMAT Preparation of all subjects, visit www.iQuanta.in/ipmat

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IPMAT Logical Reasoning Strategy

This section is majorly asked in the IPMAT Rohtak and JIPMAT Exam.

IPMAT Indore does not have a separate Logical Reasoning section; however, it includes topics such as Data Interpretation, Logical Reasoning-Based Data Interpretation, and Data Arrangement. These topics have appeared in previous years’ exams, so it is advisable to study them. iQuanta’s IPMAT Coaching has divided the logical reasoning section into three parts:-

• 1) Non Verbal Reasoning
• 2) Verbal Reasoning
• 3) and, Analytical Reasoning

Let’s discuss each of the sub-sections in detail-

1) Non Verbal Reasoning Important Topics: While discussing about IPMAT logical reasoning section, let’s see the important topics under the non verbal reasoning part of IPMAT logical reasoning section.

• Water Images
• Mirror Images
• Arrangements
• Paper folding
• Figure matrix

These are some important topics of IPMAT logical reasoning section under non verbal reasoning section. Make sure you cover these topics to ace in these concepts of IPMAT Logical Reasoning.

2) Verbal Reasoning Important Topics: While discussing about IPMAT logical reasoning section, let’s see the important topics under the verbal reasoning part of IPMAT logical reasoning section.

• Statement and Assumption
• Statement and Arrangement
• Statement and Conclusion
• Statement and Course of Action
• Statement and Inference

You can expect 8-10 questions from the verbal reasoning part.

We ask students at our Online coaching to solve at least 2-3 IPMAT LRDI sets daily for a better preparation and understanding of the LRDI section of the IPMAT exams.

3) Analytical Reasoning Important Topics: While discussing about IPMAT logical reasoning section, let’s see the important topics under the verbal reasoning part of IPMAT logical reasoning section.

• Number and Letter Series
• Logical Sequence Series
• Coding-Decoding
• Cubes and Dices
• Venn Diagram
• Binary Logic
• Blood Relation
• Syllogism
• Clocks and Calendars
• Data Arrangement
• Family Tree
• Logical Connectives
• Sets and Caselets
• Bar Graphs and Column Graphs
• Line Chart and Pie Chart
• Logical Matching
• Puzzles
• Data Structures
• Data Sufficiency
• Proposition

How to approach the LRDI section of the IPMAT exam:-

1) Build-up Stage: Initially, focus on mastering the basics. You cannot tackle difficult questions without understanding the fundamentals. Begin by covering concepts such as Coding-Decoding, Directions, Family Tree, and Simple Arrangements. These are the foundational topics of the IPMAT LR logical reasoning section. Start with the basics, then progress to intermediate and finally to advanced levels. Reattempt the questions that you find challenging. You can go through the conceptual videos available at our IPMAT Dashboard for a better understanding of the basics, it is available to our online coaching students.

2) Revision Stage: After completing 60-70% of the syllabus, begin your revision. Start reviewing your notes and practice as many questions as you can on those topics. Once you become proficient in those concepts, increase your level and the difficulty of the questions.

3) Final Stage: Once you complete 90 percent or more of the syllabus, don’t stop; remain consistent and continue practicing. If you stop practicing, you risk forgetting the concepts. IPMAT LR Logical reasoning is an area where you can achieve perfection over time.

The majority of the paper of Rohtak IPMAT LR Logical Reasoning section comes from the Analytical Reasoning section. Around 40 questions come from this part. So make sure you cover these topics to ace in the IPMAT LR logical reasoning section. You can attempt the LRDI questions available at iQuanta’s IPMAT Online Coaching website.

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IPMAT Quantitative Aptitude Strategy

One common question which IPMAT Aspirants ask is, How to prepare for IPMAT Quantitative Aptitude? Especially, Non-math students often worry about their ability to handle the IPMAT QA section. Let’s examine what strategies a student should follow to excel in the IPMAT QA section.

1) Start from basics:

If you have studied math only up to class 10th, there is a high chance you might have forgotten the topics and will need some revision. Begin by solving questions from your NCERT textbooks, covering material from class 6th to 10th. Make sure to cover all the topics and concepts from NCERT. Then proceed to solve problems from RS Aggarwal to strengthen your basics. These are the basics that you need to cover before solving the IPMAT QA questions. This year iQuanta’s IPMAT Online Coaching made an Module addon for those weak in Quants called the IPMAT Non-Math Module, this module consists of basic mathematics conceptual videos of Algebra, Arithmetic, Modern Maths etc. covering all the basics so that it help the students to get ther base ready for the IPMAT exam.

2) Cover every concept:

Although it’s not necessary to attempt every question in this exam, it is crucial to cover each topic in the IPMAT QA syllabus thoroughly. You should have a clear understanding of all topics for the exam. Do not skip any topic, as the exam can include anything and is unpredictable. Advancing in each topic is one aspect, but having a basic understanding of all concepts is different. Therefore, it is always advisable to cover all topics of IPMAT QA section.

3) Stick to one source of content:

One common mistake students make is trying to solve problems from too many sources. It’s better to stick to one source of content. If you are enrolled in a coaching program, trust their material and focus on it. Initially, concentrate on completing the IPMAT QA content they provide. If time permits, then consider exploring additional resources. However, the content from your coaching will likely be more than enough. Consider joining the iQuanta IPMAT Coaching 2025 or 2026 , whcih is the best IPMAT Online Coaching in India, where you will receive both classes and content with books and a lot of practice tests online with Mocks and 24*7 Doubt clarification support. This material is sufficient to prepare you for the IPMAT QA, VARC, and LR sections.

4) Strategy for a Non-math student:

Non-math students often worry about the IPMAT QA section because it requires significant revision. To excel in the IPMAT QA section, a non-math student should follow three steps:

• 1) Clear the concepts
• 2) Practice them, and
• 3) Advance to higher-level problems.
• 4) Keep resolving doubts in parallel

The IPMAT Non-Math Module available online at iQuanta IPMAT Coaching is specially designed for Non-Math students who face difficulty in the Quants section of the IPMAT exams.

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