by The pH test judges the aptitude of the candidates and is held every couple of weeks. To view the itinerary of the upcoming tests, you can visit the website www.elitmus.com. The test has been devised to evaluate the natural ability of the candidates and not their ability to rote. Also, the required formulae are given in the question paper. The applicants who focus on solving the questions via fundamentals score higher in the test, than the ones who rely on ‘shortcuts’ to solve the questions.
The pH test is conducted offline and runs for 2 hours. The question paper contains three sections; Analytical, Verbal, and Quantitative. Each section consists of 20 multiple-choice questions, amounting to 60 questions in total. The questions carry 10 marks each and the maximum marks are 600.
Going by the success rate of recruiting suitable candidates through the pH test, several companies across various industries are using the pH test as a benchmark to employ entry-level professionals. The candidates have to score 80% in each section to be called for company interviews.
Below, we have listed some handy tips for the applicants who are appearing for the tough pH test.
pH Test: Preparation Tips
- The most important tip is to avoid taking stress. Keeping in mind that the test is only a basic one and you can perform your best if you relax.
- The candidates must appear for the campus recruitment tests because the pH test is similar to them. Only the pH test scores are considered by several companies and not for a specific one such as the campus recruitment ones.
- To get practice, the applicants must try to solve previous question papers. They can become familiar with the exam pattern if they do so and, then, can prepare accordingly.
- The test assesses the employability skills of the candidates. However, they must have clarity of the fundamentals of Mathematics and English Language to excel in the exam. Thus, they must thoroughly study the basics of both subjects.
- Make sure to apportion sufficient times for all 3 test sections. Also, if you are weak in any one section, invest more time to strengthen those areas.
- The verbal section includes Sentence Correction or Completion, Reading Comprehension, and Analogy. To prepare for this section, you must have good knowledge of English Grammar. For practice, refer to recommended grammar books and take online tests. More importantly, read every day to increase your English vocabulary. Books, newspapers, articles, and magazines – all are recommended.
- For the Quantitative Aptitude section (including sections such as Geometry and Arithmetic and Mensuration and Probability and other Mathematics basics), the candidates have to revise the Senior Secondary Maths syllabus.
- The Analytical section judges the problem-solving skills of the candidates. To develop their analytical skills, they must practice regularly by taking practice tests and follow by evaluating their performance. Besides, they must take steps to improve their overall score going forward.
- With enough practice, the aspirants can develop time management skills. By doing so, they can solve the questions in the time limit. Then, they can also solve maximum questions and increase their score tally.
- Note that only with sufficient practice, you can improve your speed and accuracy. Also, you can become more confident of scoring well in the test then.
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