List of top Descriptive Test Questions asked in MICAT

Write down as many ideas that you may think of to improve the systems/products in our country:
Marriage System in India
Write down as many consequences as you may think of to the problem.
Deteriorating standards of education in schools in India
Write down as many consequences as you may think of to the problem.
War on Iraq
Write down as many consequences as you may think of to the problem.
Disinvestment policy of the Government of India
Write down as many consequences as you may think of to the problem.
Child Labour in Indian Industry
Write down as many different uses as you may think of for the Object:
Rose
Write down as many different uses as you may think of for the Object:
Old clothes
Write down as many different uses as you may think of for the Object:
Stapler
Write down as many different uses as you may think of for the Object:
Spoon
Write down as many ideas that you may think of to improve the systems/products in our country:
Indian Telephone Services
Write down as many ideas that you may think of to improve the systems/products in our country:
Traffic System
Write down as many ideas that you may think of to improve the systems/products in our country:
Caste System
"Most universities in our country are increasingly becoming irrelevant in the current context of revolution in information and communication technology. Most teachers in universities have no concern about the deteriorating educational standards."
"The Indian Administrative Services take in bright and idealistic young people but within ten years they are left with nothing but cynicism and conformity."
"Our cycle has always enjoyed a reputation for a quality born out of sophisticated manufacturing technology that was imported. Over the course of years, bicycle technology in the country has become indigenised and cheaper with attendant loss of quality and reliability to a certain degree. Our main competitors are using indigenised technology and are selling their cycles at a much cheaper price. The consumers acknowledge our higher quality level but refuse to accept the extra price that it implies. In other words, the extra quality that our sophisticated technology gives is, in their views, not worth the extra price."
"Cricket as a game has now increasingly become dull. More and more people watch the cricket game casually. Something needs to be done to make the game more exciting and interesting."
"Things are getting tough today and I have problems from all corners. Customers are complaining, my own people are leaving and there are several legal suits pending. I am not able to pay attention to my family and my son is very unhappy about everything. I do not know what to do and I cannot even sleep well."
"I am now losing interest in what I am doing. I do not find it challenging at all. In fact, I find it disgusting even to go to office. I am always late to office and there is a clear fall in my performance at the job and I have already been warned by my boss."
"I actually want to do something significant at the job. But I just cannot get any ideas. I am working hard but even then my colleagues often misunderstand me. I sometimes lack confidence and cannot assert myself with other people. They sometimes take undue advantage of me. Quality of my life has not changed much for the past ten years. In fact, it is getting worse day by day as my expenses at home are on the increase and there is no improvement in my income."
Explain the key message of the following paragraph in two lines.
For us it is above all a question of changing purpose and function of music. Not by using more and more intoxicating devices, but by using devices in a more reasonable way. What we have to do is clarify the emotions of our listeners and not confuse them. The worst thing I can think of is music that causes emotional confusion. Even that archaic, intoxicating ‘musical’ element, which all music contains, must be utilized consciously and not spontaneously.
— Hanns Eisler
Explain the key message of the following paragraph in two lines.
The poet didn’t scare off when they said he was a rebel. Poetry is rebellion. The poet was not offended when he was called subversive. Life transcends all structures, and there are new rules of conduct for the soul. The seed sprouts anywhere, all ideas are exotic, we wait for enormous changes every day, we live through the mutation of human order avidly and spring is rebellious.
— Pablo Neruda