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CMI BS / Exam pattern
CMI BS Entrance Exam Pattern: Objective and Longer Problems
CMI’s current admissions material describes objective questions answered on computer and remaining parts written in an answer booklet. Exact counts and marks can vary by year, so this page focuses on the stable response demands.
Repository questions
130
Response modes
Objective + written
Official review
2026-07-21
Two different response disciplines
Objective questions reward correct, efficient decisions. Longer problems require a readable mathematical argument in the designated answer booklet. Preparation should score these separately.
- Computer-entered objective responses
- Written answers for remaining parts
- Annual instructions remain authoritative
Why no single fixed count is shown
The 2020–2025 repository papers have different totals. Publishing one universal question count would be misleading, so Statstrive reports each paper’s own structure in the protected paper workspace.
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Previous year papers
Use six paper-specific simulations.
Open PatternExam pattern
Understand objective and written response demands.
Open PlanPreparation workflow
Sequence diagnosis, repair and timed simulation.
Open Related examIAT mathematics questions
Explore subject-tagged mathematics evidence from IAT papers.
OpenWhat is public and what stays protected
Public
- • Official-source explanation
- • Study and review method
- • Aggregate inventory
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- • Past-paper attempts and submitted review
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- • No original mock inventory
Frequently asked questions
What is the official source for the CMI BS entrance scope?
CMI’s current admissions syllabus and past-paper page is the authority. Statstrive uses it as the boundary for this preparation architecture.
Does every CMI paper have the same pattern?
No. Annual structures and totals can vary, so candidates should inspect the current instructions and compare real papers rather than rely on one fixed count.
Does this page publish protected solutions?
No. Public pages contain planning guidance and aggregate inventory only; detailed solutions stay in the submitted-review flow.