JMI Entrance Exam BEd, BEd Special Education, BEd Nursery Education Question Papers, Sample Papers PDF: Download Free

Candidates can download the JMI entrance exam sample papers of a particular course from the official website of JMI. Candidates will have to choose the course and the department to get the previous years papers. Shiksha.com has also shared the direct link to download the previous year question papers.

According to the syllabus PDF on the website, the History syllabus for UG and PG programmes is given below.

BA (Hons) History

80 MCQs on Indian and World History

20 MCQs on General Awareness and Current Affairs

MA History

Part A - 40 MCQs on Ancient, Medieval, and Modern Periods of Indian and World History.

Part B - 2 passages from renowned historical texts and questions based on them (10 marks each)

Part C - 40-mark essay-type question. 1 question to be picked from a bunch of 10 questions.

Solving previous year JMI question papers will help the candidates in understading the exam pattern and know the types of questions that are asked. It will also help them know question-wise weightage of topics in the JMI exam and their difficulty level. At times, the questions from previous tests are used in the current year's test and if candidates have already solved questions from the past, they will be able to solve the same question in their JMI exam quickly.

Solving previous year JMI question papers will help the candidates in understading the exam pattern and know the types of questions that are asked. It will also help them know question-wise weightage of topics in the JMI exam and their difficulty level. At times, the questions from previous tests are used in the current year's test and if candidates have already solved questions from the past, they will be able to solve the same question in their JMI exam quickly.

The JMI question papers of all the courses are of similar difficulty level. However, due to difference in the questions of the courses, one of it can turn out to be slightly more difficult than the other. It is usually seen that there is not much difference in the difficulty level of different papers.

No, JMI does not specify a dress code to be followed while taking the JMI Entrance Exam. However, examinees must ensure that they refrain from dubious behaviour like carrying documents other than what is required (admit card, goverment-issued photo ID), checking folds of clothing while taking the exam, etc. If they are found to be engaging in activities like these, they may be booked under unfair means (UFM) and barred from taking the exam. 

Yes, the JMI question papers of different mass communication courses are different from each other. As the questions are based on the courses. The difference of question papers across the courses are normalised at the time of score calculation. However, there isn’t much difference between their difficulty level.

JMI Entrance Exam is a pen and paper-based test which is designed to assess a candidate's analytical aptitude, logical reasoning skills, English comprehension and general awareness. It may sound tough, but these are the skills which we are taught in school so there is nothing new to learn. What is required is to learn these subjects at advanced level. Even if you are an average student, you will find a lot of familiar topics in the sections asked in Jamia Millia Entrance Exam.

All you will need is to brush up the basics and practice the concepts on advance level. However, since the competition is high, the preparation for JMI Entrance Exam requires a lot of focus, dedication, discipline and diligence. If you can do that, despite being an average student, you can crack the entrance exam.

The sequence of JMI question paper is - Part A: Written Test (Objective/ MCQs) and Part B: Written Test (Subjective/ Descriptive/ Theory). Candidates will be able to give the descriptive paper only when the objective test is completed.

The descriptive section of JMI entrance exam is lengthy as it includes reading and understanding the questions and answer them in the prescribed word limit. Candidates need to practice the sample questions well in advance to perform good in exam.

According to the JMI Entrance Exam pattern, an MCQ question for which more than one response is marked on the OMR sheet will be considered incorrect. For such questions, one mark would be deducted. Hence, candidates should be careful while answering on the OMR sheet. They should solve the questions separately on the space provided for rough work, and then shade the answer option on the OMR sheet to avoid such errors. Revision after completing the exam is also important.

As per expert advice, candidates must solve JMI question paper of at least last five years. The JMI previous year papers will help them understand the type questions asked and topic wise weightage. Also, prepare for the questions asked historically.

Non-MCQ questions are less than 20 per cent of the total number of questions in the JMI question paper. The non-MCQs are mostly from topics like National and International Political issues/ personalities, General Knowledge, Film, Television and other modes of media, Art, culture and literature.

The syllabus of MA Political Science paper of the JMI Entrance Exam is provided below. 

• BA (Hons) Political Science as set by the UGC
• General Knowledge and Current Events 
• Constitution, Government and Politics in India
• International Politics

If a candidate submits more than one application form for the same programme, JMI reserves the right to reject the application. 

Cancellation of admission will be done in the following cases. 

• If candidates fail to submit their results on or before the stipulated date or if they are unable to complete any other admission formalities before the dates set by the exam body. 
• If any information provided by the candidate is found to be incorrect or if they are wrongly admitted for any reason.
• If a candidate fails to produce academic records while filling the application and later in the admission process (counselling, document verification, etc.).

The difficulty level of JMI question paper is generally moderate level. The General Knowledge and Art, culture and literature sections of all the mass communication exam question paper can be termed easy to moderate whereas the descriptive section of the exam can be termed moderate in terms of difficulty level. 

No, there is no time limit to solve a section in JMI Entrance Exam. The total duration of the exam varies according to the course. Hence, on an average, candidates will get around five minutes for each MCQ. Candidates must keep a tab on the timing as JMI Exam is a time-pressed exam. Before the exam day, candidates are advised to prepare a time management strategy wherein a particular timing should be assigned for each section or subject. They must also note that they will not be given any extra time to complete the exam, nor will they be allowed to take breaks in between or leave before time.

The JMI Entrance Exam syllabus for BSc Hons in Chemistry will include the following topics - 

• Basic Concepts of Chemistry 
• Structure of Atoms 
• Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties
• Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
• d and f Block Elements
• Coordination Compounds
• Chemical Thermodynamics
• Chemical and Ionic Equilibrium
• Solutions
• Electrochemistry
• Chemical Kinetics
• Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
• Hydrocarbons
• Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
• Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers
• Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids
• Amines
• Biomolecules

Yes, the answer key and candidate’s response sheets are made available online on the admission result page within three working days after the JMI entrance exam is over. Candidates can compare their responses with the JMI answer key and calculate the estimated score.