Answer / arjun_r

Input resistance - Must be very high(ideally infinite)
Output resistance - Must be very low(ideally zero)
Open Loop gain - Ideally Infinite
Input offset voltage - Ideally Zero
Output voltage range - Ideally Infinite
Slew Rate - desired to be high - High SR means the output is more sensitive to input
CMRR - Preferred High (Common mode gain should be low)

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