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To take admission in BA (Hons) Psychology candidates can appear for JMI entrance exam. Like the syllabus of many other subjects, the syllabus of BA (Hons) Psychology also consists of four subjects: Language Skills, General Awareness, Reasoning and Social Awareness. Candidates can prepare for Jamia entrance exam from various books available in the market. This paper will be of total 100 marks and candidates will be given 90 minutes to answer. There will be negative marking of 0.25 marks for each wrong answer, so candidates should avoid selecting any option if they are not sure about the correct answer. However. no marks will be deducted for not answering the question.

No, the RBSE (Rajasthan Board of Secondary Education) exam is not compulsory for admission to the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) programme at JK Lakshmipat University (JKLU). JKLU conducts its own entrance exam or accepts scores from national-level entrance exams such as SET (Symbiosis Entrance Test) or other acceptable exams for admission to the BBA programme. The specific admission requirements may vary from year to year, so it's recommended to visit the official website of JK Lakshmipat University or contact their admissions office directly for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the admission process for the BBA programme. The admissions office will provide you with detailed information about the entrance exam, eligibility criteria, required documents, and any specific requirements for admission to the BBA programme at JKLU. It's advisable to refer to the official sources and directly communicate with the admissions office for the most reliable information regarding the admission process.

I am not aware of any changes in exam schedules specifically due to the setting up of exam centers in Jammu and Kashmir (J&K). However, it's important to note that information regarding exam schedules and any changes can vary and may have been updated since then. To stay informed about the latest updates and changes in exam schedules, I recommend checking the official websites or announcements of the respective exam conducting authorities or educational institutions. They will have the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding any modifications or adjustments to the exam schedules, including any changes related to the establishment of exam centers in Jammu and Kashmir.

The important topics included in the MAT syllabus for Intelligence and Critical Reasoning include Family Tree, Strong Arguments and Weak Arguments, Multi-Dimensional Arrangements, Course of Action, Puzzles, Visual Reasoning, Arrangement, Series, Numeric Grid, Pie Chart, Blood Relations, Critical Reasoning, Calendars, Coding & Decoding, Syllogisms, Statement Conclusions, Column Graphs, Graphs Representing Area. Candidates must note that covering MAT syllabus for Intelligence and Critical Reasoning is tough because it is not Mathematics. There is no concept to be understood, there is no formula to be memorized. It is also not like General Knowledge, where facts are to be memorized. This section of MAT requires developing intelligence and reasoning skills. Most of the questions in this section are based on puzzles and patterns so one needs to develop the skill of identifying key details. Practice of several types of questions from all the topics is one of the best ways to cover the syllabus of this section of MAT.

Some of the main topics included in the MAT syllabus for Mathematical Skills are LCM and HCF, Percentages, Commercial Maths Complex Numbers, Percentages, Profit and Loss, Permutation and Combinations, Binomial Theorem, Sequence and Series Surds and Indices, Interest (Simple and Compound), Heights and Distance, Inequalities, Speed, Time and Distance, Triangles Set Theory, Number System Circles, Mixtures and Alligations, Elementary Mathematics, Geometry, Venn Diagrams, Trigonometry Equations and Linear Programming. Candidates need to study all these topic thoroughly this section of MAT carries 40 questions and in every session there can be more questions from any topic. So, start preparing for Mathematical Skills section of the MAT exam at least six months before you intend to appear for it. To cover the entire syllabus of this section thoroughly, you will need at least six months.

For Data Analysis and Sufficiency of MAT test takers should constantly revise the topics and practice sample questions as this section can be cracked only by enough practice of all types of questions. It is also important to strengthen basic calculations of Maths. Candidates must memorise Tables up 20, Cubes, Cube roots, square, square roots, percentage, pie value, etc. For quick multiplication and division, Practicing adequate number of MAT mock tests and sample papers will prepare you for the main exam, so you should practice 30-35 mock tests. To improve percentile score, focus on maximizing accuracy of every question that you solve in mock tests and sample papers. Candidates must attempt questions of all types and all difficulty levels to master this section of MAT exam. They should also practice every MAT sample question 2-3 times, to gain speed and accuracy.