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The Amity University MBA in Supply and Logistics Chain Management programme first semester, includes these core and elective subjects:
Core Subjects: Economics and Finance Essentials, Marketing and Business Development, Principle Organisational Function, and Strategic Operations Management.
Electives Subjects: Professional & Business Communication, Foreign language: Foreign Business Language. Additionally, the processes of supply chain management include planning, sourcing, production, delivery and return handling of goods. On the contrary, logistics deals with making sure that the right goods are delivered at the right time at the right location.

Candidates can use one of the following methods to pay the GLAT application fee: 

1. Online Payment Gateway:
   - Most commonly, GLAT allows candidates to make online payments using credit cards, debit cards, or net banking. This is a convenient and secure method of payment. You will need to provide your card details or banking information to complete the transaction.

2. E-Challan Payment:
   - In some cases, GLAT may provide the option to generate an e-challan after filling out the application form. You can take the printed e-challan to a designated bank branch and make the payment in cash. After the bank processes the payment, you will receive a confirmation receipt.

3. Demand Draft (DD):
   - In rare cases, GLAT fee can also be paid through a Demand Draft (DD). The DD must be submit on the name of the Geeta Institute of Law Admission Office, Panipat. To obtain the address for this purpose, candidates must visit the official website of the Geeta Institute of Law.

The specific documents and information required to fill out the GLAT application form may vary slightly from year to year, so it's important to refer to the official notification for the particular year in which you plan to apply for the most accurate and up-to-date requirements. However, here is a general list of documents and information that are commonly required when filling out the application form:

1. Personal Information:
   - Full name
   - Date of birth
   - Gender
   - Father's name
   - Mother's name
   - Contact details (address, mobile number, email address)

2. Educational Qualifications:
   - Details of your 10+2 (or equivalent) examination, including the name of the board/university, year of passing, and percentage or grade obtained.
   - Roll number of the 10+2 examination.

3. Category Certificate (if applicable):
   - If you belong to a reserved category (e.g., SC/ST/OBC), you may need to upload a scanned copy of your category certificate.

4. Photograph:
   - A recent passport-sized color photograph that meets the specified dimensions and format.

5. Signature:
   - A scanned copy of your signature, also meeting the specified dimensions and format.

6. Identification Proof:
   - In some cases, you may be required to provide a government-issued identification proof, such as Aadhar card, passport, or voter ID.

7. Payment Details:
   - Payment details for the application fee, including the mode of payment (credit card, debit card, net banking, e-challan, etc.), transaction ID, and payment amount.

8. Domicile Certificate (if applicable):
   - If there are specific domicile requirements, you may need to provide a domicile certificate.

9. Other Relevant Information:
   - Any additional information or documents that are mentioned in the official notification or application form instructions for the particular year.

Solving PU UGLAW previous year question papers offers several benefits for aspiring candidates:

1. Familiarity with Exam Pattern: Practicing past papers helps you understand the exam format, including the types of questions asked, marking schemes, and the overall structure.

2. Identifying Important Topics: Previous year papers often highlight recurring themes and topics, allowing you to focus your studies on areas that are more likely to be tested.

3. Time Management Skills: Regularly solving these papers helps improve your time management skills, enabling you to allocate appropriate time to each section during the actual exam.

4. Self-Assessment: Working through past papers allows you to evaluate your understanding of concepts and identify strengths and weaknesses, helping you focus on areas that require improvement.

5. Enhanced Problem-Solving Skills: Engaging with a variety of questions improves your analytical and logical reasoning abilities, which are crucial for success in law exams.

6. Reduction of Exam Anxiety: Familiarity with the types of questions and the exam environment can reduce anxiety, boosting your confidence on exam day.

7. Revision Tool: Previous year papers serve as an excellent revision tool, helping reinforce your knowledge and understanding of key concepts.

8. Practice Under Exam Conditions: Attempting these papers under timed conditions simulates the actual exam experience, preparing you for the pressure of the exam day.

Not every question in the JEE Mains does feature the format of MCQs (Multiple Choice Questions). The pattern of this test is that it divides each subject- Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics- into two sections:

1. *Section A* contains MCQs, where every question has four options; a candidate has to select the correct option.
2. Section B has questions with numerical value answers; candidates need to write the correct numerical value. Such type of questions has no options and not MCQ.

The total number of questions in JEE Mains is 90: 20 questions from Section A (MCQs) and 10 from Section B (numerical).

A candidate has to prepare for this exam, keeping in mind such a format. The introduction of numerical value questions was meant to assess an applicant's problem-solving abilities in a way more applied than relying on guessing answers based on the multiple-choice options.

For more information, one should refer to the official JEE Mains information brochure.