BBA Entrance Exam

Hello Jayanth,
For you to score well in the entrance exam, it is important to take admission to a top institute. A lot of hard work and studying strategically can help you nail down the BBA entrance exam.
1. Start with basics - The entrance test for BBA is a basic management and aptitude test. Questions in the exam mostly comprise of concepts we have learnt from Class fifth to Class tenth. The knowledge of class eleventh and twelfth is tested in the Maths section and that too the basic knowledge.
2. Practice makes a man perfect - Practicing as many questions and sample papers as possible. The more your practice the more you get an idea of variety of questions and their answers.
3. Learn tricks and shortcuts - work on tricks and shortcuts that will help you solve a question in matter of seconds. You can learn those tricks from any coaching centre or online at various portals.4. Time management - You have to answer about 120-150 questions in about two hours. That means you are given one minute for each answer. 5. Accuracy - Do not forget about the negative marking in BBA entrance test. Most of the institutes include negative marking in their exam pattern. You have to think twice before you marking your answer
6. General Knowledge - Start reading newspaper from today only. This is because general knowledge is an important of most of the tests. You must have an idea of what is happening around the world. History, geography, basic Science and entertainment also forms a part of this section. Therefore, keep an eye on what is happening around
All the best.

Logical Reasoning: This section is basically very easy. Questions based on Series, Odd man out, Analogy, arrangement, Percentages, Equations, Number System, Time Speed and Distance, Rectangles and Pythagoras Theorem are asked. Language Comprehension: The difficulty level of this section is moderate. Reading Comprehension and Vocabulary dominate this section. Questions mainly on Synonyms, Antonyms, Cloze Test, Para Jumbles, Sentence Jumbles and Idioms and Phrases are asked in this exam. General Awareness: Most of the questions are static in nature and almost all the questions are one-liners. Aptitude Relating to Management and Communication Skills: This section takes the least time to solve because questions asked are based on knowledge of basic communication skills and management aptitude. Preparation Strategy: The sections on Logical Reasoning and Aptitude Relating to Management and Communication Skills are relatively easy, so students should focus on these sections to maximize their score. Enough practice for the remaining sections can help them sail through the paper easily.