Written Ability Test (WAT) is conducted by several institutes before the Personal Interviews begin for the final shortlisting.
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There are four important aspects to focus on – read a lot, write a lot, time management, and idea management.
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Reading a lot will help in making the points content-rich and be eloquent on any topic under the sun.
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Writing a lot will help in having a concise and coherent sequence of thoughts. Having mere knowledge of various topics is not enough and hence it should be done religiously.
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Time management helps in writing the content in the given time constraint. It checks how clearly one can think under pressure.
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Idea management helps in avoiding the haphazard construction of sentences and following a clear pattern of penning down the thoughts.
Group Discussion rounds are being largely replaced by Written Ability Tests and it is a crucial round of the selection procedure.
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