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Gandharva Praveshika Purna practice test

Timed practice for Gandharva Praveshika Purna, set out in the board's own sections. Every answer comes with an explanation.

About the exam

Praveshika Purna is a written theory exam from the Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal.

This practice test covers raags, taals, swaras, song forms and two lives, with raags to identify from notation.

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What this practice test covers

The practice test holds fifty questions with one answer each. They follow the five parts of the English online paper. The practical and the oral parts of the examination are not included.

The sections

Timing

Exam mode runs a clock of 2 hours for the whole practice test.

The full practice test holds 50 questions.

Study mode has no clock. It checks each answer as you go.

Grade bands as a guide

The board's paper has 50 marks. Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal sets Pass at 18 (36%).

A practice score is a guide to these bands only.

Source: Syllabus page 5: written paper 50 marks, minimum 18.

Questions and answers

How long is the Gandharva Praveshika Purna practice test?

Exam mode gives 2 hours for the whole practice test. It holds 50 questions. Study mode has no clock.

What sections does the Gandharva Praveshika Purna practice test cover?

It follows the board's order in five sections, from Fill in the blanks to Identify the raag from the given notation.

Are the answers explained?

Yes. Each answer comes with an explanation of why it is correct.

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