eLitmus Exam Syllabus 2024 - Exam Pattern, Eligibility, Exam Dates

eLitmus is a national level recruitment assessment for freshers looking for entry-level jobs. It is also called a pH Test (potential test). Elitmus is a national level entrance exam for freshers to get a quality job in multinational companies along with a good salary package for a year.

The current corporate scenario for freshers is quite shaky, and not more than a handful of opportunities are available. eLitmus evaluates job-seekers on various parameters and grades them on a national level with the help of an advanced statistical model.

The eLitmus exam is conducted by the eLitmus Evaluation Private Limited, founded in 2005 by former employees of Infosys. The test was first promoted by the IT recruitment firm Browse Consulting India Pvt Ltd.

In its first year of initiation, 53 companies, including the Fortune 500 companies like Dell and General Electric hired through pH Test. 

eLitmus Syllabus

It is a noteworthy fact that there is a change in the eLitmus syllabus every two to three months. The test consists of three modules in total.

Here is the exam pattern for eLitmus.

Please note that negative marking is section-wise and not per question. Out of 12 questions that have been attempted, if 9 are correct, there will be no negative marking for the same. Similarly, if out of 8 questions, 4 answers are incorrect, there will be negative marking for the fourth question and none for the first three.

There is no sectional timing for the eLitmus exam. However, candidates who have qualified for the exam can expect placements in top-level IT companies and can use these marks in order to apply for companies for a period of two years.

Applicants should at least get 80% in all three sections so that one can expect calls from the companies. Applicants are eligible to take up the test any number of times, as there is no restriction.

eLitmus Syllabus for Verbal Aptitude

This section acts like a psychometric test in order to gauge a candidate's employability. The verbal aptitude section tests your language processing skills and ability to make use of the written language and understanding the concepts being presented in words.

Given below is the eLitmus Syllabus for Verbal English.

• Reading/Comprehension
• Correction of grammatical errors
• Para Jumble
• Sentence Completion (Vocabulary)
• Sentence Completion (Subject-Verb Agreement)
• Sentence Completion (Tenses)

eLitmus Syllabus for Quantitative Aptitude

A quantitative aptitude section or 'Quant' section is designed in such a way as to test the numerical and problem-solving skillset of the candidates appearing for the exam. It is critical for job seekers to have a basic knowledge of the mathematics that comes into use on a day-to-day basis in a commercial application.

Given below is the eLitmus syllabus for Quantitative Aptitude.

• Number System
• Probability
• Geometry
• Algebra
• Permutation and Combination
• Ratio and Proportion
• Time and Distance
• Speed
• Time and Work
• Arithmetic Progression
• Geometric Progression
• HP

eLitmus Syllabus for Problem Solving and Reasoning

Problem Solving and Reasoning tests a candidate's cognitive thought process, how he uses it to tackle problems and overcome obstacles that come their way. Specifically, reasoning tests in eLitmus examine how a candidate draws conclusions regarding a problem based on knowledge. This section plays a critical role since employers/companies look for candidates who cannot just identify problems but also come up with solutions for the same.

Given below is the eLitmus syllabus for Problem Solving and Reasoning.

• Type I Logical Reasoning
• Type II Logical Reasoning
• Cryptarithmetic
• Bar Charts (Data Interpretation)
• Pie Charts (Data Interpretation)
• Data Sufficiency (Algebra and Arithmetic)
• Data Sufficiency (Geometry and Logic)
• Data Interpretation (Line Graphs)

What is the eLitmus pH Test?

Over four lakh students graduate every year from the engineering field alone from all over the country. As the competition is higher, it is a difficult task for freshers to find a job and for employers to hire the right candidate. eLitmus Evaluation Private Limited launched the pH Test (Hiring Potential Test) to make this task less difficult to deal with and more efficient.

The eLitmus score that a candidate attains in the pH Test is called a pH score and is the absolute basis for job placements. Companies at the top of the league use the pH Test as a major criterion for recruitment. The test is conducted once every 14 days with centres all over India.

The eLitmus pH exam is a pen and paper-based exam, i.e., it is an offline test. Compared to exams like AMCAT, the eLitmus assessment ranks on a tougher level since the syllabus is similar to that of a CAT exam. The eLitmus test duration is 2 hours and consists of 3 sections, Quantitative, Problem Solving, and Verbal ability.

eLitmus Written Exam Pattern 2024

Marks & Percentile of eLitmus

The details of the test score are in the percentile format, and it signifies your standing in the talent pool. For example, if the candidate scored 80 percentile as pH score in eLitmus, it's understood that you are better than 80% of the candidates who took the test. The eLitmus score card is valid for two years.

Marks and percentile of eLitmus are as follows.

• Quantitative Ability Marks & Percentile
• Verbal Ability Marks & Percentile
• Problem Solving and Reasoning Marks & Percentile

Quantitative Ability Marks & Percentile

The marks and percentile of Quantitative Ability section are as follows.

Verbal Ability Marks & Percentile

The marks and percentile of Verbal Ability section are as follows.

Problem Solving and Reasoning Marks & Percentile

The marks and percentile of Problem Solving and Reasoning section are as follows.

eLitmus Exam Date 2024

eLitmus exam is conducted in many cities across the country, here are the tentative dates of the eLitmus exam according to the different cities for the year 2024.

Eligibility Criteria for eLitmus

There are no specific eligibility criteria for the eLitmus test. However, companies may ask for a minimum aggregate of marks and other eligibility. Candidates scoring a comparatively less aggregate are eligible to take up the test as well since not all companies have a higher cut-off.

Graduates from all streams, including Engineering, MBA, MCA, and M.Tech, are eligible to apply.

Documents Required for eLitmus

To apply for eLitmus exam, candidates need to submit the original ID proof that has been issued by the Government of India, such as Aadhar Card, PAN Card, Passport, Voter ID, etc.

Here is the list of documents required for the eLitmus exam.

• Original marks sheet of 10th Standard (SSC)
• Original marks sheet of 12th Standard (Intermediate)
• Marks sheet pertaining to Post-Graduation
• eLitmus admit card with an attested photograph of the candidate

eLitmus Exam Fees

The fee for the eLitmus pH test is INR 920. Applicants can pay either through cash, demand draft, or online. Please note that payments through cash will be accepted at the eLitmus Bangalore office only.

Companies Hiring through eLitmus

eLitmus has a reputation for being linked to some of the best-in-class companies that have hired from them on occasions more than one. This also includes the Fortune 500 companies.

Following are some of the companies hiring through the eLitmus exam

• Accenture
• Collabera
• McAfee
• Novel
• IBM
• CGI

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Books for eLitmus Preparation

Since the eLitmus syllabus is subject to change, there is no specific book for exam preparation. However, for Preparation in Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, and Verbal English, candidates are advised to buy Arun Sharma books.

Similarly, you can also use CAT books in order to prepare for the test.

Check NCERT Books for English Verbal and Grammer