What should I solve previous year's SET question papers?
Solving the SET question paper is very important from preparation point of view. Since SET is a speed based test where candidates have to read long passages, tables and charts, do multiple calculations and solve tricky puzzles, one needs to have prior practice of the same. The SET mock tests serve t
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Solving previous year's SET (State Eligibility Test) question papers offers several valuable benefits to aspirants preparing for the exam. Firstly, it familiarizes candidates with the exam pattern and helps them understand the types of questions asked. Secondly, it aids in identifying recurring topi
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Yes, one can fill the SET application form on one day and pay the fee on another day as it is not mandatory to register for SET exam and fill the application form or pay the fee in one go.
Application fee for SET exam is INR 2250 for one session. Candidates also need to pay institution fee of INR 1000 per institute.
The SET BBA question paper is divided into four sections, I. e. General English Quantitative Aptitude Logical Reasoning and General Awareness. SET exam is conducted for one hour in CBT mode. Going through the past year question papers will give an idea about what to expect and an insight into the di
Candidates will know their allotted SET exam centre only from SET admit card. SIU allots SET centre to aspirantsin city of their first preference usually. So, candidates can at least be assured that they will get a test centre in the city they had chosen as first preference in the SET application fo
There are 16 MCQs in the General English section of SET exam. Overall there are 60 MCQs.
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