AUSAT

AUSAT syllabus is not difficult. The topics included in the syllabus are same as other entrance exams for BBA, which are also common to class 12. English, Quants, GK are subjects that you've studied in school. Only Logical Reasoning will come across as something new, but it can be prepared easily.

You can start AUSAT preparation 1-2 months in advance as the topics are common and you will require basic revision and some practice sessions to crack it.

All the five sections of AUSAT –English Grammar, Comprehension, Logical Reasoning, Quantitative Aptitude and General Knowledge have equal weightage of 20 marks each.

It is not compulsory to attempt all questions in AUSAT. Candidates must attempt only those questions whose answers they are sure of. They should aim to attempt about 12-15 questions in each section.

AUSAT exam is of 90 minutes duration, in which candidates have to attempt 100 questions. The AUSAT exam has no sectional time limit, so candidates have to utilize 90 minutes in such a way that they are able to attempt a good number of questions in all sections.

The minimum eligibility criteria for AUSAT is class 12 pass. Candidates appearing for class 12 or equivalent exam are also eligible to apply.

Yes, AUSAT 2026 registration form is out. Candidates can fill the application form at the official website by creating a registration ID.

Minimum eligibility criteria for AUSAT is class 12 pass or equivalent, from a recognised universilty. Candidates appearing in or awaiting Class 12 resutl are also eligble to apply.

Yes, AUSAT 2026 applications have started and candidates can apply for it at university website. The exam will be held in multiple phases. Candidates can select exam phase as per their preference.