JSAT

Yes, candidates are allowed to apply for Jindal School of Journalism and Communication BSc (Hons) admissions if they failed to secure the appropriate score in one exam but managed it in another. However, appearing for multiple entrance exams may not be possible always as most of them are held around the same time.

Candidates will need to look at the registration timeline for all accepted entrance exams to plan their attempts.

No, only candidates who manage to secure admissions into the BSc (Hons) course at Jindal School of Journalism and Communication will be considered for the MCM scholarship. Candidates are not required to appear for JSAT to gain admissions and can appear for the exam after becoming a student of JSJC.

Yes, candidates who wish to apply for the MCM scholarships at Jindal School of Journalism and Communication can appear for the JSAT after gaining admissions to their chosen PhD course. Candidates can register for the JSAT by going to the official website of the O.P. Jindal Global University and filling the registration form for the course.

Yes, the JSAT registration 2026 for BSc (Hons) admissions at Jindal School of Government and Public Policy is open. However, the O.P. Jindal Global University is yet to reveal the exact dates for the JSAT including registration deadline. Candidates can register for the JSAT exam by going to the registration portal on the university's website.

Jindal School of Psychology and Counselling accepts JSAT scores for admission to BA (Hons) and BSc (Hons) courses. Below are the sections in JSAT:

English Verbal- 50%

Logical Reasoning- 40%

Quantitative Skills- 10%

JSAT application process is online. Candidates can apply for it by creating a login ID at institute website. Along with the form, exam fee is to be paid for successful registration.

JSAT is an easy exam. The test pattern is also simple so you can crack it with basic coverage of JSAT syllabus and some practice. There are 120 MCQs in JSAT, to be completed in 120 minutes. There is no pressure of negative marking or sectional time limit. Moreover, every candidate gets 3 attempts. So, if you haven’t performed in first attempt, you can improve your score in the subsequent attempt.

JSAT is an easy exam. Candidates can prepare it by practicing sample papers and test practice of Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Skills topics. The questions will be class 12 level for UG courses, so candidates need to mainly brush up the basics and practice a few JSAT sample papers to crack the exam. About 2-3 months of preparation will be enough.

JSAT syllabus includes all the important topics of Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Skills. Candidates must cover English Reading Comprehension, Parajumble, Grammar and Vocabulary. In Logical Reasoning and Quantitative Skills, they are required to cover topics included in the syllabus of an entrance exam for BBA.