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Key Facts: SPJAT Exam

34

MCQs in the test

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50 minutes

Total duration

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100

Maximum marks

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5

Sections

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INR 3,500

Application fee

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SPJAT 2026 is a 34-question, 50-minute online MCQ test covering Diagrammatic Reasoning, Logic, IQ, Numeracy and Reading Comprehension. Questions are worth 2, 3 or 4 marks and there is no negative marking.

Sample SPJAT Practice Questions

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1Select the next term in the series: Triangle, Square, Pentagon, Hexagon, ?
A.Heptagon
B.Octagon
C.Nonagon
D.Decagon
Explanation: The number of sides increases by 1 each step: 3, 4, 5, 6, so the next has 7 sides — a heptagon.
2In a pattern, each step adds one more dot to a square arrangement. Step 1 has 1 dot, Step 2 has 4 dots, Step 3 has 9 dots. How many dots are in Step 4?
A.16
B.12
C.15
D.25
Explanation: The dots form perfect squares: 1²=1, 2²=4, 3²=9, so Step 4 is 4²=16.
3A dot moves around a regular hexagon whose vertices are numbered 1 to 6 clockwise. Starting at vertex 1, it moves 1 position clockwise, then 2 positions clockwise, then 3, then 4. At which vertex does it end?
A.Vertex 5
B.Vertex 1
C.Vertex 3
D.Vertex 6
Explanation: Starting at vertex 1: after moving 1 position the dot reaches vertex 2, after 2 more it reaches vertex 4, after 3 more it reaches vertex 1 (4+3=7, 7 mod 6=1), and after 4 more it reaches vertex 5.
4If a figure is rotated 90° clockwise at each step, which orientation follows after pointing up → pointing right → pointing down?
A.Pointing left
B.Pointing up
C.Pointing right
D.Pointing down
Explanation: 90° clockwise rotation sequence: up → right → down → left → up.
5Choose the odd one out: Circle, Ellipse, Triangle, Sphere.
A.Sphere
B.Circle
C.Ellipse
D.Triangle
Explanation: Circle, ellipse and triangle are 2-dimensional shapes; sphere is 3-dimensional.
6A sequence of arrows rotates 45 degrees clockwise at each step. If the 3rd arrow in the sequence points right, in which direction does the 10th arrow point?
A.Up-right
B.Down-left
C.Up
D.Left
Explanation: The 10th arrow is 7 steps after the 3rd. Seven 45-degree rotations give 315 degrees clockwise from right. Right (90 degrees from up) plus 315 degrees equals 405 degrees, which is 45 degrees, corresponding to up-right.
7In a figure matrix, the number of shapes in each row is 1, 2, 3. What is the third shape count in the next row if it starts 2, 4?
A.6
B.5
C.8
D.3
Explanation: The second row starts 2, 4 and increases by 2 each time: 2, 4, 6.
8A pattern alternates: shaded circle, blank square, shaded triangle, blank circle. What comes next?
A.Shaded square
B.Blank triangle
C.Shaded triangle
D.Blank circle
Explanation: The shading alternates and the shapes cycle circle, square, triangle, circle. Next shape is square, and the next shading is shaded.
9A figure is reflected in a mirror line. If an arrow is on the left side and points up, its mirror image will be on the right side and point:
A.Up
B.Down
C.Left
D.Right
Explanation: Reflection in a vertical mirror reverses left-right but preserves up-down orientation.
10Find the missing figure: a sequence shows shapes with 1, 2, 3, 4 sides, then one with 6 sides. What shape is missing?
A.Pentagon
B.Hexagon
C.Octagon
D.Quadrilateral
Explanation: The sequence of sides is 1, 2, 3, 4, ?, 6. The missing figure has 5 sides: a pentagon.

About the SPJAT Exam

SPJAT is the SP Jain Aptitude Test for admission to MGB and Global MBA programmes at SP Jain School of Global Management. It is a 50-minute online MCQ test with 34 questions across Diagrammatic Reasoning, Logic, IQ, Numeracy and Reading Comprehension. Questions carry 2, 3 or 4 marks and there is no negative marking.

Assessment

34 MCQs across 5 sections: Diagrammatic Reasoning (7 questions), Logic (6), IQ (6), Numeracy (10) and Reading Comprehension (5). Questions carry 2, 3 or 4 marks; total 50 minutes.

Time Limit

50 minutes

Passing Score

No fixed pass mark; candidates must meet the SP Jain cut-off and are then shortlisted for interview

Exam Fee

INR 3,500 (SP Jain School of Global Management)

SPJAT Exam Content Outline

7 questions (21 marks)

Diagrammatic Reasoning

Pattern recognition, figure series and visual analogies

6 questions (12 marks)

Logic

Deductive reasoning, syllogisms and statement-conclusion items

6 questions (12 marks)

IQ

Visual and verbal IQ, analogies and odd-one-out

10 questions (40 marks)

Numeracy

Arithmetic, algebra, data interpretation and quantitative reasoning

5 questions (15 marks)

Reading Comprehension

Passages, inference and vocabulary

How to Pass the SPJAT Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: No fixed pass mark; candidates must meet the SP Jain cut-off and are then shortlisted for interview
  • Assessment: 34 MCQs across 5 sections: Diagrammatic Reasoning (7 questions), Logic (6), IQ (6), Numeracy (10) and Reading Comprehension (5). Questions carry 2, 3 or 4 marks; total 50 minutes.
  • Time limit: 50 minutes
  • Exam fee: INR 3,500

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

SPJAT Study Tips from Top Performers

1Practise visual and diagrammatic pattern questions under strict time pressure
2Numeracy carries the highest marks (40 out of 100); focus on arithmetic, algebra and data interpretation
3Build speed for 34 questions in 50 minutes — average is about 88 seconds per question
4Work on reading comprehension and logic alongside IQ questions
5Since there is no negative marking, attempt every question

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are in SPJAT?

SPJAT has 34 multiple-choice questions.

What is the duration of SPJAT?

The test duration is 50 minutes.

Are there different marks per question?

Yes, questions can be worth 2, 3 or 4 marks.

Is there negative marking in SPJAT?

SPJAT does not have negative marking; the official pattern only states positive marks of 2, 3 or 4 per question.

Which programmes accept SPJAT?

SPJAT is used for admission to SP Jain MGB and Global MBA programmes, followed by interview.