which books should i go for to prepare for BBA entrance exam?

Hi, There are some things that you should bear in mind before appearing for the exams. They are: *Read your notes and practice writing it down everyday. *First tackle the hard part and then get to the easy part. You will be able to cover all their portions this way. *Studying sample papers of the preceding years will help you stay informed about the syllabus as well as the latest changes in the question pattern. *Always be prepared to work hard and put up a systematic study plan You may refer the books below: Cost Accounting ( Theory & Problems) ASIAN BBA/BBS/BBM 2011 Arihant BBA/BBS Entrance Self Study Guide Upkars BBA, BBM Entrance Exam Bookhive BBA/BBM/BBS Entrance Examination for Under Gradute Programs It is advisable to go for mock tests regularly. Model question papers of the preceding years can be got from all leading book stores. Sometimes, guide books one buy will contain a few question papers. Besides this, one can always search the internet and download question papers. Numerous sites will provide one with these papers. Feel free to revert, in case it helps, appraise by liking or marking as best. Good Luck.

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Hi Neha, Some of the popular books are: 1. A complete self-study guide BBA/BBS/BBM entrance examinations. 2. BBA: entrance examination - 16 practice sets for BBA/BBS, SET (General), IP - U & UGAT by GKP. 3. The perfect study resource for - GGSIPU BBA common entrance test (Old Edition). 4. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University BA/BBA - LLB common entrance test guide: Test paper (Solved). 5. BBA/BBM entrance exam paperback by Lal and Jain. I hope it helps.

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Hi Neha, BBA course provides an insight on several of the managerial roles. BBA entrance exam will be objective exam mainly from General Awareness, Quantitative Aptitude, Logical Reasoning, Verbal Ability and Business Awareness. To prepare well : ** Understand syllabus and associated challenges. ** Review Exam Pattern to understand type of exam, marking pattern, allocated time Analyze previous year papers to understand trend of questions each subject wise. **Go through cutoff's of previous year and use these marks to benchmark your performance. ** Prepare and follow the time-table. ** You may go through any good reasoning test book, quantitative aptitude book and general knowledge book. Study topics and do self assessment on each for 15 minutes to understand gaps in your knowledge. ** Master all topics step by step. ** Once you have mastered each subject, their topics / subtopics and key concepts, start experiencing the exam (use any good test simulator) around 40 days before exam date. This will help you in time management , will also make you understand the impact of marks and negative marks in exams and also will help you to benchmark against last year's achievers. This first hand experience will give you requisite confidence and will help you put many unfounded exam fears to rest. For your further reference I have also linked a related question for you. Please refer to the related question below. Hope this will help you in the best way. Feel free to raise more queries or you may close the question by liking it or marking it as the best answer. All the best!

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