Jamia Millia Islamia

Like all other exams, the minimum marks have been set for the candidates to qualify in the Jamia Millia Islamia entrance exam. As per the general guidelines released by the university, candidates obtaining less than 15% marks in the Objective Type/ Multiple Choice questions will not be shortlisted for interview/admission. Similarly, candidates obtaining less than 30% marks in the descriptive part of the Entrance Test, wherever applicable, will not be shortlisted for interview/ admission. As the minimum qualifying marks are fixed, the candidates should prepare themselves in such a way that they can get more than the prescribed marks in the exam and get selected for the next level.

The syllabus of Jamia Millia Islamia Entrance Exam varies as per the level of course. For the undergraduate courses, the difficulty level of questions will be based on Class 12. Hence, it is not that difficult or students need not study anything additional apart from their school syllabus or Current Affairs. Similarly for postgraduate courses, the difficulty level of questions is based on graduation. As the difficulty level of the exam depends on the question types, it is generally tricky in nature, which makes the difference in the difficulty level. The best way to tackle the JMI Entrance Exam syllabus is through revision and practicing as many sample papers as possible. According to experts and previous years' JMI exam analysis, the difficulty level of the paper is usually moderate. Moreover, toughness is subjective and it depends on the preparation level and aptitude of students.

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.