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MICAT Syllabus 2025 covers the sectional test composition, number of questions, type of questions, important topics, scoring pattern in MICAT Test. Those who are preparing as per the revised MICAT Syllabus and pattern of exam stand better chance to score high in MICAT 2025 and get into PGDM-C or PGDM program offered at MICA Ahmedabad.
MICAT exam is conducted twice as MICAT-I & MICAT-II. The MICAT-I for admission 2025 is in December 2024 first week and MICAT-II is in January 2025 last week for MICA admission. Both MICAT exams have same pattern, syllabus and test duration. So, before getting deep into the changed MICAT MBA syllabus, we should know the MICAT exam pattern 2025 followed by the detailed MICAT syllabus:
Total MICAT test duration is 2 hours and 15 minutes. Following is the MICAT 2025 exam pattern with number of questions, time duration, scoring pattern among other details:
| Sections in MICAT I & MICAT II | Name of Sections & Number of Questions | Sectional Time Duration | MICAT Marking Scheme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Section A: | Psychometric Test – 150 Questions | 30 Minutes | No Right or Wrong Answer. You need to quickly answer all the questions |
| Section B: | Aptitude Test with 4 Sub Sections -100 Questions 1)Verbal ability – 25 Qs 2)Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation – 25 Qs 3)General Awareness – 25 Qs 4)Divergent and Convergent Thinking – 25 Qs | 80 Minutes | Max 100 Marks +1 Mark for Each Correct Answer -0.25 Mark for each Wrong Answer |
| Section C: | Descriptive Test – 4 Questions | 25 Minutes | No Negative Marking; Type short answers in the given space |
The 3 broad sections in MICAT Syllabus make the MICAT exam with 6 effective sections as per following details:
Below is shared overall and section wise MICAT 2025 exam syllabus:
| Overall & Section Wise Syllabus | Syllabus |
|---|---|
| MICAT Overall Syllabus | The 3 broad sections in MICAT Syllabus make the MICAT exam with 6 effective sections. MICAT syllabus includes Psychometric Test with 150 questions; Aptitude Test with 4 Sub sections including Verbal ability; Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation; General Awareness; Divergent and Convergent Thinking with 100 questions; Descriptive Test of 25 minutes with 4 questions. |
| Section A: Psychometric Test | Total Time allotted to this section is 30 minutes. Around 150 questions are to be attempted in 30 minutes. The questions are to be quickly answered. No Negative Marking for the questions in this section. There is no right or wrong answer for the questions in this section. It is important to answer all questions in the Psychometric section. Any un-attempted question will be allotted ZERO mark. You Cannot go back to any other section or move ahead to any other section from Psychometric test until the end of 30 Minutes |
| Section B: Aptitude Test | MICAT Aptitude Test has 4 Sub sections. The Sub sections are Verbal ability (25 Questions on Grammar, Usage, Error correction, Fill in the Blanks, Comprehension, Vocabulary) Quantitative Ability and Data Interpretation (25 questions on Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry), General Awareness (25 Questions on Static GK and Current Affairs); Divergent and Convergent Thinking (25 Questions on Statement-Assumption/Statement Conclusion & Others). Total time allotted to this section is 1 hour and 20 minutes. Each correct answer will be awarded +1 Mark. All questions are of MCQ type. Total number of Questions expected in this section are 100. Maximum Marks for the section are 100. Questions in this section carry negative marking of 0.25 mark for each wrong answer. Any un-attempted question will be allotted ZERO mark. You Can navigate across sub-sections – 1; 2; 3;4 in the Aptitude test during the allotted time of 1 hour and 20 minutes. You cannot move to any other section like Psychometric Test or Descriptive Test from Aptitude Test till the allotted time of 1 hour 20 minutes is over for Aptitude section |
| Section C: Descriptive Test | Total time allotted to attempt this section is 25 minutes. All the questions are of descriptive type. Total Questions are 4. You need to type short answers in the given space This section tests the analytical and descriptive writing ability and creative skills of test-takers. There are 3-4 Questions on which arguments are to be given. The first three questions were related to each other. You Cannot go back or move ahead from the Descriptive section until the end of 25 or 30 Minutes allotted for this section. No negative marking is done for the questions in this section. Answers to the Descriptive section should be typed in the space provided |
Section A of MICAT Syllabus comprises of Psychometric Test with 150 questions.
Section B of MICAT Syllabus consists of Aptitude Test with 100 MCQs to be answered in 80 minutes. Key details are:
Any un-attempted question will be allotted ZERO mark.
You Can navigate across sub-sections – 1; 2; 3;4 in the Aptitude test during the allotted time of 1 hour and 20 minutes
Some of the sample questions to help you understand the type of questions in MICAT exam are given below:
5.1 Divergent and Convergent Thinking
Q.1 Each statement is followed by two assumptions which may or may not contain data that is presupposed by the statement. Choose the most appropriate option:
Statement: Archeological excavations have to be done only by trained professionals since we cannot afford to lose any opportunity of knowing our ancestors better.
Assumption I: In order to know our ancestors better we must identify sites where they lived and dig those sites.
Assumption II: The objects our ancestors used, like pots and earthenware are our only means of knowing our ancestors.
Q 2. The Question comprises two statements followed by two conclusions I and II. Considering the two given statements to be true, identify the conclusion(s) that follow logically beyond any reasonable doubt from the information given in the statements and choose the most appropriate option.
Statements:
1. If I go to the market or to the mall then I will not go swimming.
2. The mall was so crowded that I did not dare to step in.
Conclusions:
I. I have either done my shopping at the market or gone swimming.
II. If the market is also crowded then I will have gone swimming.
5.2 General Awareness
Q 1. Asal Uttar’ is related to
Q 2. Find the odd one out:
Q 3. Project Vishwas was launched by ___________ in India to restore the reputation of its flagship brand.
5.3 Verbal Ability
Q 1. In the following sentence, parts of the sentence have been left blank. Beneath each sentence, four different ways of completing the sentence are indicated. From among the given choices choose the best alternative.
Kerala’s writers, poets and thinkers did not inhabit solitary __________, cut off from the outside world, or _____________ themselves from the onus of being in conversation with the public.
Q 2. Each question has four sentences. Arrange the four sentences in a logical sequence. Choose the most appropriate sequence from the options given:
a) millions of years separate seahorses from other mammals, reptiles, and even live-bearing fish:
b) a pregnant seahorse father still undergoes similar bodily changes as a pregnant woman
c) despite independent evolution
d) while giving birth has evolved again and again more than 150 times in vertebrates,
Q. 3 Which of the phrases below in each sentence should replace the word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, then select No Correction Required.
I cannot make it to the award ceremony.
Make it up
Make up
Make up to
No correction required
Q. 4 Which of the phrases below each sentence should replace the word/phrase printed in bold in the sentence to make it grammatically correct? If the sentence is correct as it is given and no correction is required, then select No Correction Required.
The consultant declined to take any more new projects because he had a handful already
5.4 Quantitative ability and Data Interpretation
Q 1. The age of the mother is 30 years more than her daughter’s age. Ten years hence, the mother’s age will become three times the daughter’s age at that time. What is the daughter’s present age in years?
Q 2. In a class of 80 students, 40% of the students play cricket, 50% play football and 30% play table tennis. If 5 students play both football and table tennis but not cricket, what is the maximum possible number of students that play both cricket and table tennis?
Q 3. The average marks obtained by 130 candidates were 48, while the average marks of those who passed were 56 and those who failed were 32. How many students passed the examination?
Q 4. I called customer service for my broadband connection. I had two options (English or Hindi) to choose from. Having chosen the language, there were 4 options for selecting the service. Each of these four options had three options to choose for final service. If I call customer service, how many options are available to choose the required service?
Section C of MICAT Syllabus comprises of Descriptive Test. Details are as below:
Below are some of the sample questions for MICAT Descriptive test
Q.1-3: The topic for first 3 questions is Environment is more important than Development
Q.4-6 The topic for the three questions is “Cultural diversity is celebrated while individual efforts are made to assimilate the differences into the mainstream. Then why should we desire diversity?”
Q. Write down a particular pictorial combination (A-B-C-D or D-C-B-A or any such combination) and explain it with the help of a story. The pictures are related to: ’A fire extinguisher, a horse in an open field, a QR code, a mason tiling the walls.’
This question carries 30 marks.