• May 3 2020, application
• June 7, admit card
• June 14, exam
• June 17 results

Dear Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well!

Students who have passed their 12th from foreign boards have to obtain a 'PRIMA FACIE' eligibility letter from Mumbai University for first year courses. Here is the address for that:

Also, it is important for you to have passed your exams in the first attempt.

The aggregate is calculated out of 4 subjects at a +2 level and the subjects are also dependent on the eligibility criteria for your individual course. The subjects which are not to be calculated in these main 4 are All Dance courses, All Music Courses (with the exception of BSc. Mass Communication and MSc. Multimedia), All Vocational courses, SUPW, Agriculture, Arts/Fine Arts (with the exception of BSc. Mass Communication and MSc. Multimedia), Security, Work Experience, Fabric Study, Environmental studies, Environmental Science, Environmental Education, Gen. Foundation Course, Electricity/ Electrical Courses, Fashion studies, Heritage craft, Home Science, Painting (with an exception of M.Sc. in Multimedia), Salesmanship, Physical education, Fashion Designing, Entrepreneurship, Health Education and Floriculture.

The aggregate must be more than 45% and the candidate must have passed in all the papers. The candidates who have given the GCE are eligible if they have passed 2 'A' Level exams and '3' O level exams. Only subjects which have been passed at 'A' levels can be taken as subjects for honours and if it is a combination course, the subjects for eligibility for that particular course should be the subjects at 'A' level. But make sure your 'A' level is completed at the time of application.

Hope this helps! All the best!

Hello,

Well, there are no compulsory subjects and students are free to study a range of subjects. Such freedom of choosing subjects allows students to gain confidence and motivates them throughout their studies.

Students normally study three subjects at A level.

Hope this helps.

All the best!!

It's around in the month of May, mostly in the third week of May.

So in order to crack this exam you should prepare the following topics:

• You should be thorough with all the rules of english grammer and practice sentence corrections, phrasal verbs, idioms, jumbled sentence and vocabulary.
• Learn the logos of the major brands, presidents and CEOs and editors of news channels, newspaper, compaines
• Knowledge of current affairs: This will be helpful both in subjective as well as objective sections. As in subjective question you’ll have to write an essay on any of the major events.
• Practice on improving your writing skills

I think this might help and don’t worry guys paper will be manageable.

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello there!

Greetings!

You haven't mentioned the name of the college,  whose entrance are you talking about. If you are asking about Xaviers then yes it conducts entrance exam for admission but you haven't mentioned for which course you want to appear for entrance like entrance for b.sc, b.com  etc , pattern depends upon the course,  let me know the course so that I can help you with relevant and detailed informations.

Thankyou

Hello,

St Xavier's College, Mumbai offers Bachelor's in Mass Media.

Admission process takes place via entrance test.

Eligibility Criteria is candidate needs to have passed 10+2 from any recognized board with 60%, for minority category it's 55% and for reserved category it's 50%.

There's also an entrance test conducted for admission to postgraduate courses in the field of mass communication, it's called XIC OET.

It's conducted for a duration of one and half hour by Xavier Institute of Communication.Its eligibility criteria is having passed graduation in any discipline from a recognized university.

Hello,

If you're asking this question for St Xavier's College, Kolkata then no entrance exams are not conducted for admission for Bachelor of Arts English(Hons) Program. You just need to fill in online application form, and as per the marks secured by students in their 10+2 exams, merit list is prepared accordingly and released. Further, students are required to go to college to proceed through admission process.

Entrance exams are conducted for courses such as BMS, Mass Communication etc.

Hello,

Xavier collgec Syllabus for msc botany will be as same as orher collges.You Will find difference in topic names.By the way here is your answer.

• Genetics
• Plant anotomy
• Environmental botamy
• Cell biology
• Biometric and plant breading
• Plant tissur culture

Regarding this topics the questions will be made and for an idea refer model papers

Best of luck

XAT is the Xavier Aptitude test which is held by the Xavier Labour Relation Institute on behalf of Xavier Association of Management Institute. It is used all across the country for courses like MBA and PGDM by more than 800 institutes. Next year XAT will be conducted in January 2020. It is an online test of 3 hours and is considered one of the hardest of its kind and thus requires the utmost dedication and awareness.

It is divided into 4 sections of Verbal Ability, Quantitative aptitude, Decision making, and GK and thus requires you to have a strategy for each and every section individually as for the test of this stature requires the best of your preparation to secure the seat in the institute of your dreams.

Now for the Decision making, I would suggest you should take up to 50–55 minutes but can add more 5–7 minutes according to your ability and situation at the time of the exam as this is the most needlessly apprehensive section and thus is the most scoring one too. Thus try to maximize your score in this section.

For verbal I would suggest going for the RCs first because those are the most scoring and the easiest as you just need to find the answers from the passage themselves and not use any kind of concepts or whatever to solve the questions.

Now for the Quant section, I would take that you know this because you know maths but this isn't the truth you need to practice each and every topic so that you can make the most out of this section as it is the most probable to make you lose your marks.

For GK I would say that a score of 6–8 will be sufficient and not more than 10 minutes will be needed. Also for its preparation, you would be needing past 3 months facts and news.

Solve the previous 5 years XAT papers under actual exam conditions and analyze your performance. Focus on Decision Making questions.

Hope you find it helpful

let me know in the comment box if you are having any further doubts

thanks

Good Luck!