Elitmus Exam Details

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 India’s largest assessment and recruitment company for entry level engineers.

Enables companies to hire talent which performs on the job
65% of candidates who found jobs through us had an existing offer
All companies serviced since Dec 2009 have reported high satisfaction level
Customers include - start-ups to Fortune 100; R&D to services companies

Our superior service offering is enabled by combination of deep business insights, superior assessment (pH Test) and unparalleled reach amongst quality candidates.

EMPLOYERS

Over 150 top-notch companies in India have discovered the immense benefits that eLitmus has to offer. Here are some of the reasons why recruiters are relying on eLitmus over traditional methods for entry-level recruitment:

• Substantially reduced costs, together with an improved quality of hires

• Benefit from the pH test, India's only company-neutral employability test to be used for diverse organizations and profiles.

• Get access to talent with existing campus offers.

• Round-the-year acquisition of talent, solving the perennial problems of low utilization rates and stretched induction/training teams

• Wider talent pool - access to over 800 colleges from across India

• Much shorter recruitment cycles - new recruits can be brought on board in under a week from the decision-to-hire

• High scalability - our technology platform enables your existing recruitment staff to handle several times your current volumes.

Who are eligible for pH test?There is no eligibility criteria as such to take up the pH test. Cuurently, only candidates having/pursuing a degree in BE/B.Tech, MCA, ME/M.Tech or M.Sc(CS/IT) will benefit from the pH test.

What is the pH test fee?The pH test fee is Rs. 750/-.
You can either pay in cash (accepted in our Bangalore office only), or send us DD or pay online.

How do I pay pH test fee? and How much?
The test fees is Rs. 750
There are three ways you can use to pay the test fee:
(1) Online -> If you have a credit card or online banking facility, you can pay the test fee online.
(2) Demand Draft ->You could send a demand draft drawn in favor of "eLitmus Evaluation Private Limited" and payable at Bangalore. You need to mention your Name and Registration Id on the backside of the DD.
(3) By Cash-> We accept cash only in our Bangalore office. Candidates need to get their pH test registration id.

Syllabus for elitmus exam:

Quantitative aptitude section can contain all the topics like pipes, logarithms, mensuration, numbers, area, boat stream, interest, odd man out, profit and loss, but the major focus is on the topics like percentages, permutation and combination, time and distance, averages, hcf and lcm.

Verbal reasoning (English) section contains problems like paragraph comprehension, fill in the blacks, sentence completion, sentence correction, analogies, sentence dependency checking, jumble paragraph etc.
 
Logical reasoning section contains coding decoding, relation checking, multiplication with omit ions, data interpretation questions etc.

elitmus test pattern and overview of ph test :

 Ph test syllabus is constituted by three parts: Quantitative aptitude, Verbal reasoning (English), and Logical reasoning.
 Ph test is an offline test divided into three sections of quantitative aptitude, verbal reasoning and logical reasoning each containing 20 questions. Total time allotted to solve all the three sections is 2 hours during which you can start from any section and switch in between the sections. Ph test is of CAT level, so start preparing hard as no section would be easy to attempt, but it is seen that if you attempt 8 to 10 questions out of 20 in section you can score a decent percentile of 90+.

Marking of elitmus test paper or ph test: 

To analyze the accuracy of the candidate and reduce the chances of guesses in ph test a one of its kind method is used in elitmus test. No negative marking is made if one fourth or less number of questions of the total number of questions you attempted are wrong. If number of wrong questions increases above one fourth of the total of the total questions you attempted then negative marking starts from 25% and goes up to 50% depending on the number of questions attempted are wrong.
Examples if your total numbers of attempted questions are 20 and 5 questions are wrong (1/4th of 20) then no negative marking is made but in same case if your 6 questions are wrong (more then 1/4th of 20) then negative marking of 25% is made and it goes up to negative 50% depending on number of wrong questions attempted.