Question Paper Pattern for MBA session 2015-16 The following structure is for all semesters of MBA program. The question Paper should consist of three types of questions, short answer, medium answer and case study / long answer. All types of questions should cover complete syllabus. Therefore, question paper would be divided into three sections: section A, B & C. Section A (2 x 10 = 20) This section will have 10 very short questions without any internal choice. All questions are mandatory. The limit of the answer will be maximum 30 words with approximately 3 minutes each. The questions will comprise from all the units of the subject. Suggestively, 2 questions from each unit, if subject have 5 units. The level of the complexities of such questions would be as (1) 5 questions shall be conceptual (memory based) and 5 questions shall be application based. Each question would carry 2 marks. Section B (10x5= 50) This section will have 8 questions of 10 marks each. Candidate needs to attempt any 5 questions. There will be NO internal choice in a question. A question may have multiple parts with defined marking keys. The question may be kept for 250 words of about 15 minutes each. The degree of complexity of the questions shall be as under a. 3 question shall be on memory or conceptual based ( Low complexity) b. 5 questions shall be application & evaluation based. ( 3 shall be of middle complexity and 2 shall be of higher complexity) (In case of mathematical based subjects, 2 questions shall be memory based and rest 6 shall be application/evaluation/ numerical basec) Section C (10x3= 30) 1. This section will have a case study of 30 marks. A case study should have at least 3 questions of 10 marks each. However, question may have multiple parts with defined keys. The case study may be kept which should require 15-20 minutes to read and understand. The question may be kept app 150 words of 15 minutes cach, 2. In case of numerical based paper this section should have 3 questions of 15 marks each. The candidate should attempt any two questions of 15 marks each. All the three questions should be numerical based.