Do I need to study advanced topics beyond the Class 12 level for the SET syllabus?
No, you do not need to study advanced material beyond Class 12 or the syllabus's equivalent level in order to pass the SET exam. The SET syllabus typically comprises subjects that fall under the purview of the regular Class 12 curriculum and is intended to evaluate your knowledge and abilities at th

SET exam is conducted for BBA admissions. The syllabus in the SET exam is based on Class 12 and students need not study advanced topics beyond Class 12. The SET syllabus assesses knowledge of students and skills at Class 12 level.
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Yes, students should begin their SET exam preparation at least 6 months before exam date. SET exam is easy to moderate. Students should spend time on practice and mock test to score well.
SET syllabus includes important topics of subjects that are relevant for business and general aptitude. For SET exam, candidates have to study, English Quantitative Aptitude General Knowledge and Analytical Reasoning.
If student has a good study plan, they can study at home for SET exam. The exam is conducted annually and is easier than other BBA exams.
Students must report to the SET exam centre at least an hour before the exam. SET exam will take place at 9 AM at many test centres. Students must reach the exam centre the latest by 7:30 AM.
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