JEMAT case studies
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JEMAT, the Joint Entrance Management Aptitude Test, appears on the entrance examination list of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad University of Technology, West Bengal (MAKAUT,WB), the institution formerly known as West Bengal University of Technology. The university's notice board groups it with its other admission tests and, in the 2026 admissions announcement, pairs JEMAT with MBA, which tells you the credential's purpose: it is a gateway test for management study rather than a general aptitude certificate. The JEMAT case studies are 5 cases and about 3,918 words.
1Fat Standardisation at a Milk Chilling Plant
A dairy plant at Kalyani sells one grade of pouch milk that must test 4.5% fat. On a given morning the chilling tank holds three raw streams: full-cream milk at 6.0% fat costing ₹58 per litre (up to 400 litres available), toned milk at 3.0% fat costing ₹48 per litre (up to 300 litres), and skim milk at 0.5% fat costing ₹30 per litre (only 120 litres left, and no more can be procured today).
768 words, about 4 min2Placement Week Scheduling Under Five Frozen Conditions
Six recruiters - P, Q, R, S, T and U - will visit a Kolkata B-school during placement week, Monday to Saturday, exactly one recruiter per day. The placement committee has frozen five conditions after negotiation with the student council: U visits on Saturday; R visits on Wednesday; Q visits on the day immediately before S; T does not visit on Monday; and P visits before R.
776 words, about 4 min3Repairing a Lift-Maintenance Notice Before Circulation
Priyanka, facilities manager at a 400-person office in Manicktala, Kolkata, must circulate a lift-maintenance notice by 5 pm. Staff are informed that lift no.
815 words, about 4 min4The 2/10 Net 60 Decision at a Tier-3 Auto Supplier
Sunrise Autocomp, a Tier-3 components supplier near Pune, closes the year with sales of ₹6 crore, entirely on credit. Its average balances show receivables at 60 days of sales, inventory at 75 days of sales and payables at 45 days of purchases; purchases run at ₹3 crore a year.
788 words, about 4 min5Dine-In Versus Kiosk: Break-Even and Operating Leverage
A QSR operator has won the food-court contract at a Kolkata mall and must choose one of two formats before signing a 24-month licence. Format A is a 60-seat dine-in outlet: monthly fixed cost ₹4,20,000 (rent, staff, utilities), variable cost ₹45 per cover.
771 words, about 4 min