Prepare for the SZABIST Entry Test
SZABIST asks for its own entry test on English, General Knowledge, Basic Mathematics and Analytical Reasoning. The AceMax mock follows this format.
What is the SZABIST Entry Test paper pattern?
The SZABIST Entry Test has 100 questions to finish in 90 minutes.
- Time
- 90 minutes
- Negative marking
- Not confirmed here. Check the official instructions before test day.
Checked on 12 November 2026 against SZABIST admissions. Patterns change between test series, so confirm the latest instructions there before test day.
Find out where you stand before you study
The free SZABIST diagnostic test follows the SZABIST Entry Test pattern on a smaller scale. Take it first, and you will know which subject to start with.
How to get your best SZABIST Entry Test score with AceMax
Six steps, in this order. Each uses a different part of AceMax, and each one builds on what the last showed you.
- 1
Find your weakest subject first
Take the free SZABIST diagnostic test. It follows the SZABIST Entry Test split on a smaller scale and tells you which subject to start with, so your first week goes where the marks are.
- 2
Practise the subjects that carry the most marks
Build custom tests by subject and chapter. Every test adapts to you: it pulls from mistakes you have not fixed yet, your weak chapters and the ones you have not tried.
- 3
Fix the concept, not just the question
When a chapter keeps costing you marks, read its topic notes and formula sheet, then ask Jojo in Mentor mode to walk you through the idea with a worked example.
See how Jojo answers - 4
Rehearse under the real timing
Sit mocks built to the SZABIST Entry Test format, 100 questions in 90 minutes, so the pace is familiar on the day.
- 5
Test yourself against other students
Join Prepathon, free timed papers with a national leaderboard, and Mockathon, full university-style mocks. Seeing your rank shows whether your score would hold on the day.
See Prepathon - 6
Review every miss, then track the trend
From any result, send a wrong answer to Jojo and get it worked through step by step. Your progress page shows which subjects are rising and which still need time.
SZABIST Entry Test questions students ask
Something else on your mind? Ask Jojo.
The SZABIST Entry Test covers English, General Knowledge, Basic Mathematics and Analytical Reasoning. Check the official instructions for how many questions each section has in your series.
The SZABIST Entry Test has 100 questions, and you get 90 minutes to work through them. Every section sits in the same paper, so keeping your focus to the last question matters as much as knowing the content.
You get 90 minutes. That is enough to attempt every question only if you keep moving, so practise full-length papers on the same clock before test day and the pace will feel normal.
On average about 54 seconds. In practice some questions take ten seconds and others take two minutes, so the skill is spotting the long ones early, moving on, and coming back once the quick marks are banked.
Yes. The free SZABIST diagnostic test on this page follows the SZABIST Entry Test pattern on a smaller scale, and you do not need an account to take it. It shows your score and the subject to start with.
Yes. Jojo, the AceMax study partner, works through any question step by step and knows the SZABIST Entry Test pattern. Send it a question you got wrong straight from your results, or switch to Exam coach mode for help with pacing and when to guess.
On the official SZABIST admissions website. Dates and registration windows change from series to series, so AceMax does not repeat them here. Check the official page before you plan your preparation around a date.
Start with the diagnostic test to find your weakest subject. Then practise that subject by chapter, with tests that adapt to the mistakes you have not fixed yet. Once your accuracy holds, sit full-length papers at the real length, and send every question you miss to Jojo. A free account is enough to start.
Start your SZABIST Entry Test preparation today
Take the diagnostic test, then practise the chapters that are costing you marks.