IFSCA Grade A 2023 Last 4-Day Strategy

Want to become Assistant Manager at IFSCA? Are you ready to take the IFSCA Grade A 2023 exam? Have you covered the syllabus well? Taken sufficient Mock Tests? There are only four days left before D-Day. The IFSCA 2023 Phase 1 exam is to be commenced on 15th April 2023. This is an ideal time to take as many IFSCA Grade A Mock Tests as you can and revise all the topics that you have already prepared.

In this blog, we’ll take a look at IFSCA Grade A 2023 Last 4-Day Strategy beginning with a Free Mock Test to help you clear the exam with flying colours!

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IFSCA Grade A Preliminary Online Exam 2023

Paper	Streams/Subjects	Maximum Marks	Duration	Cut Off
Paper 1	Multiple choice questions: (a) General Awareness (financial sector) –25 questions X 1 mark each (b) English language –25 questions X 1 mark each (c) Quantitative Aptitude –25 questions X 1 mark each (d) Test of Reasoning-25 questions X 1 mark each	100	60 minutes	30%
Paper 2	Multiple choice questions on General knowledge, Current events of national and international importance, Economic and social development (sustainable development, poverty, inclusion, and demographics), Commerce, Accountancy, Management, Finance and costing, Indian Economy, Global Economy, Five-year plans, Central Government’s initiatives/ Schemes in the financial sector. (50 questions X 2 marks each)	100	60 minutes	40%
Aggregate Cut-Off				40%

There shall be negative marking (1/4th of marks assigned to the question) for Paper 1 and Paper 2 in Phase I.
There shall be a cut-off of a minimum of 30% for Paper 1 (no sectional cut-off shall be there) and a cut-off of a minimum of 40% for Paper 2 in Phase I.
Candidates would need to secure a separate cut-off in each paper as mentioned in (ii) above as well as aggregate cut-off marks of 40% in the Phase I exam to be shortlisted for Phase II. Marks obtained in Phase I shall be used only for shortlisting the candidates for the Phase II examination process and will not be counted for the final selection of the candidates.
Subject to the criteria mentioned in (iii) above, all the candidates who clear Phase I shall be shortlisted for Phase II. A list of candidates shortlisted for Phase II will be made available on the IFSCA website.

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IFSCA Grade A 2023 Last 4-Day Strategy

S. No.	Reasoning Section	Quants	English
Day 1	Arithmetical Reasoning Puzzle Direction Sense Test Alpha-Numeric Series Logical Reasoning Take 1 Free IFSCA Grade A 2023 Mock Test with Complete Analysis	HCF and LCM Simplification Approximation Quadratic Equation	Reading Comprehension Vocabulary
Day 2	Data Sufficiency Venn Diagrams Analogy Clocks & Calendars Take IFSCA Grade A 2023 Mock Test 1 + Complete Analysis	Percentage Ratio & Proportion Profit & Loss Time & Distance Average Simple Interest	Synonyms & Antonyms Fillers Error Detection
Day 3	Coding Decoding Passage-Based Deriving Conclusions Statement – Conclusions Take IFSCA Grade A 2023 Mock Test 3 + Complete Analysis	Compound Interest Mensuration Problems on Trains Mixtures & Allegation Probability	Sentence Rearrangement Word Swap
Day 4	Coding-Decoding Number, Ranking & Time Sequence Statement – Arguments Take IFSCA Grade A 2023 Mock Test 4 + Complete Analysis	Permutation & Combination Indices and Surds Partnership Boats & Streams	Idioms & Phrases

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IFSCA Grade A Exam Date 2023 FAQs

Q1. What is IFSCA Grade A 2023 Exam Date for Phase 1?

Ans. IFSCA Grade A Exam 2023 Phase 1 will be conducted by IFSCA on 15th April 2023.

Q2. Is there any negative marking in the IFSCA Grade A exam 2023?

Ans. Yes, there is a negative marking of 0.25 marks for every wrong answer given.

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