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Master School of Management offers three-year BBA program.

Admissions in master school of management for BBA is given based on the merit obtained in the qualifying examination followed by your performance in Group Discussion and Personal Interview.

You can apply for the admissions , by filling the

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Judiciary exams are conducted for recruitment in jobs in judicial posts under state and centre. UPSC Civil Services Exam is conducted for recruitment of A level officers for All India Services such as IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS etc.

Syllabus of judiciary exam is much less than UPSC exam. Judiciary

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see  christ university is  having entrance tests & skills assessment for CEP this year. In the test, there will be 120 questions total from   topics like -

English

General Knowledge

Current Affairs

Reasoning

you may practice gk from lucent gks books or bankers adda magazine, give priority to last

• Quantitative Ability: Simplification, Interest, Percentage, Ratio and Proportion, Average, Problems on Ages and more.
• Reasoning Ability: Arrangement and Pattern, Classification, Analogy, Series, Coding & Decoding, Direction and Distance, Blood

The selection prcoess of ITM IDM includes Design Aptitude Test & Situation Test and Personal Interview & Portfolio Presentation. For Design Aptitude Test, solving sample papers is essential. In case, you can solve NID DAT sample papers.

You can get DAT Sample papers here-

https://design.careers360.com/articles/best-books-and-study-material-for-nid-dat-2019-preparation

For Situation Test, you need

Question generally consists of these things:

English Lang: 25%

Logical Reasoning and Maths (Basic) : 25%

Data Interpretation: 35%

Basic General Knowledge and General Awareness: 15%

Questions are basically easy and it is mcq only. Total 150 questions are asked in Entrance.  4 Marks for each correct answer and -1

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well the syllabus will remain same even this year.the syllabus which was followed in 2019 will be followed and even the weightage of each subject i.e mathematics,physics ,chemistry will remain same .

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No, NCERTs are not sufficient as they are good only for concept building. They don't have enough questions and examples to practise.

However, NCERT Chemistry is sufficient if you Mug up all the Intext Questions, Examples and Exercise Question. For Physics and Biology you need to refer to reference