The entrance exam is usually based at Bachelor's degree level. Apart from the Grammar, Vocabulary and comprehension, your focus should be on Unseen Passages and English Comprehension, History of English from Chaucer to the contemporary age, Literary theory, Literary criticism, Cultural studies and Current affairs in the context of literature. The questions will be in the form of Multiple Choice Questions.

Hello Aspirant,

The syllabus of ATMA includes-

For more details you can visit-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/bschool.careers360.com/articles/atma/amp

You can download the sample papers through the link-

https://bschool.careers360.com/download/atma-sample-papers-previous-years

hi,

To get admission in guru nanak dev university to msc in botany course, admission is based on score in entrance test.  The Entrance Test will be based on multiple choice questions (MCQ). The paper consists of 100 questions of 1 mark each. Duration of the test is 1 hour. There will be no negative marking. The question will be mainly based on subject of Botany from the syllabi of B.Sc. Semester I to VI of Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar (Session 2019-2020).

you may get the syllabus from below link,

http://gndu.ac.in/syllabus/201314/LIFE/BSC%20HS%20BOTANY%20SEMESTER%20I%20to%20VI%20CBCEGS.pdf

Hi Rahul,

The syllabus for CLAT 2020 is as follows:-

@English

• comprehension passages
• Grammar
• word meanings
• incorrect/correct sentences

@Mathematics

• algebra
• profit and loss
• time and work
• average, speed and distance
• permutation-combination and Venn diagrams
• statistical estimation
• Mensuration
  
  @General Knowledge & Current Affairs

• Static general knowledge including History, Polity, Geography, Environment, etc.

• Current affairs- national of national and international importance, sports, new appointments, awards and honours etc.
  
  

@Logical Reasoning

• Logical and Analytical reasoning skills

@Legal Aptitude

• Study of law
• Research aptitude
• Problem-solving ability
• Questions based on hypothetical situations
• Important court decisions
  
  

Refer here for more info - https://law.careers360.com/articles/clat-syllabus

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!

Hello Aspirant,

NEET 2020 will take place with a reduced syllabus due to the lockdown occurred due to outbreak of COVID-19. If everything remains stable next year then the exam will commence regularly with the usual syllabus. No notice regarding the 2021 exam syllabus have been sent. So it is safe to assume that the syllabus will not change next year.

Hi

The amount of time one has to give to a subject varies for each person. What some might take an hour to understand, would require a day for the other. I will give the answer for an average kid, who can grasp basic concepts fairly easily. I was an average kid during my JEE days, and just like you aim to, I used to spend 9-10 hours a day studying. I was able to complete the basic syllabus (CBSE+ coaching material) in a very small time, around an year combined. But, syllabus of JEE is not limited, and so,one can never call their preparation 'complete'. That being said, I prepared for CBSE boards in the last 1 month. Preparing for CBSE takes very little time, and for JEE, any time you have is less.

hi,

see in official website there is no particular syllabus for entrance test, you may follow the previous years papers and other university entrance paper to get a basic Idea.

you may follow the below book as reference,

Mathematics - A Complete Guide: M.Sc Entrance Examination Paperback

by Suraj (Author), Rashmi (Author)

hey there

NEET 2020 syllabus is almost same as of previous year.

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