VARC

LPU employs a range of strategies to ensure its curriculum effectively prepares students for real-world challenges:

Practical Learning: Emphasis on hands-on experience through labs, projects, and internships hones practical skills.

Industry Integration: Collaboration with industry leaders ensures curriculum relevance to current industry demands.

Soft Skills: Comprehensive development of soft skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving enhances employability.

Global Exposure: International collaborations and study-abroad programs broaden students' perspectives and global readiness.

Research Opportunities: Encouragement of research projects allows students to tackle real-world issues.

Career Services: Dedicated career services provide guidance and placement support, facilitating smooth transitions into the professional world.

These strategies collectively equip LPU students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to excel in real-world challenges and succeed in their careers.

Candidates must read books on economy, philosophy, science, astronomy, psychology, sociology, history, geography, psychoanalysis, economics, astronomy, art & culture, literature, fiction novels, auto-biographies and biographies. Most of the passages that appear in any MBA entrance exam are based on these topics. The RC passages length may vary but most of the times the language is tough with foreign words and expressions or a good amount of data.

It is also recommended to candidates to read research papers, survey reports, etc. to have the practice of understanding and relating data in a quick read. Always refer to dictionary for word meanings while reading books.

To develop reading habit, one should start reading books and newspapers every day for at least one hour daily from at least six to eight months before the exam. Ideally, you should start reading books from a year before the entrance exam you are planning to appear for. We say so because, reading depends a lot on one’s interest. You need to first build interest in reading. Candidate who have to habit or interest in reading may not find it too difficult to read 100 pages every day, but those who have no interest in reading will have to develop it. So, start reading early on and read a variety of books. Start will books having easy language, once you develop interest and speed, move to books with tough English.

To prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension, stick to the traditional path of concepts first and practice later. Study English grammar and Verbal Ability first to understand the concept. Then practice a number of sample questions of different kinds to gain confidence, speed and accuracy. For RC passages, develop the habit of reading from early stages. Read books from all walks of life.

Practicing sample Reading Comprehension passages and questions in a crucial part of VARC preparation. This will help you understand the types of questions and RC passages asked in various entrance exams.

As an aspirant, you will be appearing for more than one entrance exam, thus you need to have the practice of different types of RC passages.