What is the syllabus for BBA entrance in Christ University?

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Raj shakya #ReadyToHelp | Scholar-Level 16

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Hi,
1. Quantitative Ability
This section will contain questions from the class 11th and class 12th Maths syllabus, while some questions will be up till 10th standard level. The best advice I can give is that start solving MCQ questions of the important topics (as per the syllabus) from Class XI and XII R. D. Sharma Book. Some of the questions are directly picked from it; and it worked out for me
2. Reasoning and Analytical Ability
This section will include reasoning and assertion based questions. It is also expected to contain a subsection of either a bar graph or chart and 8-10 questions based on analysis of that graph. Any data interpretation book will help you to practice questions which might appear in this section.
3. Verbal Ability
This section might make you think that it will be easy to attempt but it might prove to be the toughest for many people. For the vocabulary questions, research previous year papers and other exams (for example: CLAT and identify and learn important words from there, this is the best shot to score in vocabulary as mugging up hundreds of words at this point will not benefit you. Fill in the blanks and one word substitution are also expected to come and are considerably easy and do not require practice. Learn the ROOTS of the words, that's the best way to determine the meaning of hundreds of words by just identifying it's roots. Word Meanings can flip the entire game.
4. Business and General Awareness
This section will contain direct general knowledge based questions. Since this section does not require much thinking, do not give too much time attempting it. The main feature of General Awareness is that most of it contains static general knowledge based questions. Popular questions in this section are along the lines of product and their companies. Start memorizing what product is produced by which company (your shampoo bottle, your shoes, clothes etc. ). And taglines of products and companies. Memorize what banks are nationalized and important international days (Eg: Women day, Earth Day, AIDS Awareness Day)
Look up where popular companies headquarters are located, memorize important international and national prize winners of the current and previous years (eg: Nobel Prize, Bharat Ratna)
Some other helpful tips-Attempt the General Awareness and English section first as they require lesser thinking than the other two sections, this will give you more time to devote to the time consuming math problems.

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Hi, 1. Quantitative Ability This section will contain questions from the class 11th and class 12th Maths syllabus, while some questions will be up till 10th standard level. The best advice I can give is that start solving MCQ questions of the important topics (as per the syllabus) from Class XI and XII R. D. Sharma Book. Some of the questions are directly picked from it; and it worked out for me 2. Reasoning and Analytical Ability This section will include reasoning and assertion based questions. It is also expected to contain a subsection of either a bar graph or chart and 8-10 questions based on analysis of that graph. Any data interpretation book will help you to practice questions which might appear in this section. 3. Verbal Ability This section might make you think that it will be easy to attempt but it might prove to be the toughest for many people. For the vocabulary questions, research previous year papers and other exams (for example: CLAT and identify and learn important words from there, this is the best shot to score in vocabulary as mugging up hundreds of words at this point will not benefit you. Fill in the blanks and one word substitution are also expected to come and are considerably easy and do not require practice. Learn the ROOTS of the words, that's the best way to determine the meaning of hundreds of words by just identifying it's roots. Word Meanings can flip the entire game. 4. Business and General Awareness This section will contain direct general knowledge based questions. Since this section does not require much thinking, do not give too much time attempting it. The main feature of General Awareness is that most of it contains static general knowledge based questions. Popular questions in this section are along the lines of product and their companies. Start memorizing what product is produced by which company (your shampoo bottle, your shoes, clothes etc. ). And taglines of products and companies. Memorize what banks are nationalized and important international days (Eg: Women day, Earth Day, AIDS Awareness Day) Look up where popular companies headquarters are located, memorize important international and national prize winners of the current and previous years (eg: Nobel Prize, Bharat Ratna) Some other helpful tips-Attempt the General Awareness and English section first as they require lesser thinking than the other two sections, this will give you more time to devote to the time consuming math problems.

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Konatham Abhishek If you do not go to the end, why to start? | Scholar-Level 17

6 years ago

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1. Quantitative Ability
This section will contain questions from class 11th and class 12th Maths syllabus, while some questions will be up till class 10th slevel. The best advice I can give is that start solving MCQ questions of the important topics (as per the syllabus) from Class XI and XII R. D. Sharma Book. Some of the questions are directly picked from it; and it worked out for me.
2. Reasoning and Analytical Ability
This section will include reasoning and assertion based questions. It is also expected to contain a subsection of either a bar graph or chart and 8-10 questions based on analysis of that graph. Any data interpretation book will help you to practice questions which might appear in this section.
3. Verbal Ability
This section might make you think that it will be easy to attempt but it might prove to be the toughest for many people. For the vocabulary questions, research previous year papers and other exams (for example: CLAT and identify and learn important words from there, this is the best shot to score in vocabulary as mugging up hundreds of words at this point will not benefit you. Fill in the blanks and one word substitution are also expected to come and are considerably easy and do not require practice. Learn the ROOTS of the words, that's the best way to determine the meaning of hundreds of words by just identifying it's roots. Word Meanings can flip the entire game.
4. Business and General Awareness
This section will contain direct general knowledge based questions. Since this section does not require much thinking, do not give too much time attempting it. The main feature of General Awareness is that most of it contains static general knowledge based questions. Popular questions in this section are along the lines of product and their companies. Start memorizing what product is produced by which company (your shampoo bottle, your shoes, clothes etc. ). And taglines of products and companies. Memorize what banks are nationalized and important international days (Eg: Women day, Earth Day, AIDS Awareness Day)
Look up where popular company's headquarters are located, memorize important international and national prize winners of the current and previous years (eg: Nobel Prize, Bharat Ratna)
Some other helpful tips-Attempt the General Awareness and English section first as they require lesser thinking than the other two sections, this will give you more time to devote to the time consuming math problems.

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1. Quantitative Ability This section will contain questions from class 11th and class 12th Maths syllabus, while some questions will be up till class 10th slevel. The best advice I can give is that start solving MCQ questions of the important topics (as per the syllabus) from Class XI and XII R. D. Sharma Book. Some of the questions are directly picked from it; and it worked out for me. 2. Reasoning and Analytical Ability This section will include reasoning and assertion based questions. It is also expected to contain a subsection of either a bar graph or chart and 8-10 questions based on analysis of that graph. Any data interpretation book will help you to practice questions which might appear in this section. 3. Verbal Ability This section might make you think that it will be easy to attempt but it might prove to be the toughest for many people. For the vocabulary questions, research previous year papers and other exams (for example: CLAT and identify and learn important words from there, this is the best shot to score in vocabulary as mugging up hundreds of words at this point will not benefit you. Fill in the blanks and one word substitution are also expected to come and are considerably easy and do not require practice. Learn the ROOTS of the words, that's the best way to determine the meaning of hundreds of words by just identifying it's roots. Word Meanings can flip the entire game. 4. Business and General Awareness This section will contain direct general knowledge based questions. Since this section does not require much thinking, do not give too much time attempting it. The main feature of General Awareness is that most of it contains static general knowledge based questions. Popular questions in this section are along the lines of product and their companies. Start memorizing what product is produced by which company (your shampoo bottle, your shoes, clothes etc. ). And taglines of products and companies. Memorize what banks are nationalized and important international days (Eg: Women day, Earth Day, AIDS Awareness Day) Look up where popular company’s headquarters are located, memorize important international and national prize winners of the current and previous years (eg: Nobel Prize, Bharat Ratna) Some other helpful tips-Attempt the General Awareness and English section first as they require lesser thinking than the other two sections, this will give you more time to devote to the time consuming math problems.