Which are the best books for MU BAAT preparation?
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The preparation strategy for MU-BAAT should ideally include brushing up on key Grade 10-level mathematical concepts, along with a robust reading habit. Applicants should read well-acclaimed literary text, along with editorials and opinion pieces from reputed newspapers and news websites. MU BAAT (Mumbai University's Bachelor of Arts in Applied and Theoretical Economics) preparation, need to focus on a wide range of subjects including economics, mathematics, statistics, and general awareness. Here are some recommended books that cover the syllabus comprehensively:
Microeconomics by Robert S. Pindyck and Daniel L. Rubinfeld
Macroeconomics
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There are various books which you can prefer for you MU BAAT Preparation. You can refer to writers like Arun Sharma, Sarvesh K Verma, RS Aggarwal for Quantitative aptitude. For Verbal Reasoning and Comprehension you can refer to Norman Lewis, Nishit Sinha. For Analogy you can refer to Nishit Sinha, Arun Sharma, Ajay Singh etc. For better understanding you will have to complete the syllabus and practice these books thoroughly. The more you will practice the more sharp your skills will become.
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For MU BAAT 2026 preparation, some of the best books to refer are:
Books Author Name Quantitative Aptitude RS Aggarwal Essential English Grammar Murphy General English RS Aggarwal Verbal-Non-Verbal Reasoning RS Aggarwal
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Yes, Masters' Union will condcut MU BAAT exam for admission to PGP TBM. Candidates who have appeared for CAT, GMAT or GRE can upload their score. If the candidate has not appeared for any of the exams, he/she can appear for MU BAAT. Masters' Union has commenced the MU BAAT 2026 registrations. Candidates must adhere to the prescribed timeline to appear for PGP TBM admission process 2026.
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No, Masters' Union does not release the MU BAAT cut off for admission to its PG programme in Technology and Business Management (PGP-TBM). As per the MU BAAT selection process, candidate is granted admission to PGP-TBM on the basis of the following factors:
- Academic and professional experiences
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- MU BAAT exam score, and
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