Miscellaneous Synonyms and Antonyms (word list)

The general notion regarding IBA's MBA admission test is you need to know a whole lot of words, especially synonyms and antonyms, analogies- all these take a lot of everyone's time and at the same time force the common student to buy a bunch of books. Now if you ARE weak regarding words, you really DO NEED all the help you can get.
My compilation list sort of works like an actual visual list to get a grip on what words popped up in the test. Also it should prevent some better test-takers out there to stop memorizing every word in a dictionary.

2012 December SYNONYMS

COMMOTION  turmoil

DELINQUENT  offending 

RIFE                  extensive

STAUNCH        steadfast

CAPITULATE   submit

2012 June SYNONYMS

WITHER            fade

INDIGNANT    offended

ORDEAL          suffering

2011 June ANTONYMS

LACKLUSTER  lively

SQUANDER     save

PLACATE         enrage

CALLOW          mature

2005-2006 SYNONYMS

OXIDIZE                rust

TAMPER                interfere

MONSTROUS       --

FOE                       enemy

PLACID                 serene

MISDEMEANOR  peccadillo

2004-2005 ANTONYMS

UNPREDICTABLE  dependable

PLASTICITY           rigidity

BOMBASTIC          unimpressive

FLUCTUATE          remain steady

FUMBLE                 handle adroitly

MUTTER                 speak distinctly

2003-2004

ANTONYMS

TRIVIAL          significant

PERIPHERAL central

MALIGN          praise

COHERENT    illogical

EFFICACY      inefficiency

SYNONYMS

ANECDOTE         fable

PERTURB            agitate

REITERATE        repeat

RAMIFICATION consequences

INADVERTENT  unintentional

I have with me, questions starting from 1989 right down to 2012 December. Now for the time I am only going through 2001 to 2012. The list above should make one point clear, memorizing the vast number of words is not going to help anybody. Particularly in the December exam of 2013, there were no analogies. 

Also in the new GRE and GMAT systems, there are no more synonyms or antonyms and analogies. So, if IBA wants to keep the exam standard up to those, then word lists should be low priority.
Detail oriented fill the blanks and sentences are more in "style", all things considered. Concentrate on those.

Note:
There is also the other side of the coin where low priority elements of the last few years are suddenly put into high gear for the current year.