SET

Students who do not have a mathematics background can crack the SET exam with practice and consistency. Even if they have not studied mathematics in previous academics, dedicatedly learning formulas, theorems, and concepts can help the students ace the SET exam. 

Mathematics background may give the aspirants an edge in the QA section, it is by no means obligatory.

SET mock tests are conducted to prepare the students for the exam day. The scores obtained by the candidates in SET mock test are not taken into consideration for the final SET result. The SET mock test is a practice test. These scores do not have any bearings with the final SET exam scores or admission to the Symbiosis institutes.

Students should take the mock test to assess their preparation levels and analyzing weaknesses.

Symbiosis International University designs the SET mock tests in simulation to the actual exam. Infact, the previous year's question paper are considered to prepare the SET mock tests available on the official exam website. The questions in the SET mock tests are similar to that appear in the actual exam. Besides the questions, SET mock tests have a similar exam format, structure, and difficulty level of the exam, the mock test of SET exam aims to provide a real understanding of all features of the entrance exam.

SET stands for State Eligibility Test . The examination is conducted online in computer based test mode where candidates have to fill the answers on the computer screen .

To know more about the examination, candidates can refer to the official website of the examination or Shiksha.

Following the release of the SET result, the participating institutes release the SET cutoff. The SET scores are accepted by the 10 esteemed Symbiosis Institutes. These institutions accept SET results for a range of undergraduate degrees. Every institute and course has a distinct SET cut-off. Each participating college or institute's official website will have access to these cutoffs. In order for applicants to be admitted to their selected institute, they must meet the cutoff of the SET exam that they took.

Some recommended books to strengthen your logical reasoning skills for the SET exam are mentioned below. The Logical Reasoning section of the SET exam tests your ability to analyze information and arguments. 

• A Modern Approach to Logical Reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal

• Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for the CAT by Nishit K. Sinha

• How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for the CAT by Arun Sharma

However, practicing with questions from past SET exams is an excellent way to understand the exam pattern, difficulty level, and types of logical reasoning questions asked.