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HYDERABAD: ICFAI University has announced that it would conduct a common admission test - ICFAI Business Studies Aptitude Test (IBSAT) 2005 - for the management programmes being offered by it.

In a release on Thursday, the University said that IBSAT-2005 would be conducted at around 200 test centres all over the country on December 18. The last date for submitting applications is November 30.

The common admission test would be based on the format of GMAT with multiple-choice questions to test the applicants' abilities in quantitative techniques, data adequacy, vocabulary, writing skills, analytical reasoning, and reading comprehension, the release added.

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