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What should I study for DU JAT?
How to Prepare for DU JAT 2021?
- Candidates should study 3-4 hours regularly to try to get selected into the exam.
- Candidates should divide their time among the four sections.
- Candidates should read newspapers like THE HINDU or THE INDIAN EXPRESS daily for at least 1 hour.
Is Ncert sufficient for DU JAT?
Don’t do anything extra for lower maths, the coaching material is sufficient for that. However, if you don’t, you can purchase Arihant’s DU JAT book and for Higher maths, you can refer the NCERT books.
What is BBA FIA in DU?
Bachelor of Business Administration (Finance and Investment Analysis) (BBA FIA)
How can I crack du Jat without coaching?
Easy Tips to crack DU JAT exam
- Practice and Evaluate. You must aim to take at least 10 to 12 mocks when in the last month of the exam.
- Keep Faith and Stay Focused.
- Revisit Fundamentals.
- Consolidate.
- Also Read:
- Develop an Optimal Attempt Strategy.
- Take help of Technology.
- Refresh yourself.
What is the syllabus of the du Jat?
DU JAT syllabus is prescribed by the University of Delhi. It outlines the topics and sub-topics under each section of the exam. DU JAT syllabus is spread over four sections— Quantitative Ability, Reasoning and Analytical Ability, General English, Business and General Awareness.
How many questions are there in du Jat 2021?
There are four sections included in the DU JAT Exam 2021, i.e., Quantitative Ability, General English, General Awareness, and Reasoning & Analytical Ability. The question paper consists of a total of 100 Multiple Choice Questions for 400 Marks.
Is du Jat online or offline?
National Testing Agency conducts DU JAT in an online mode. The DU JAT question paper is designed to ask questions from Quantitative Ability, Reasoning and Analytical Ability, General English and Business and General Awareness. All the questions in DU JAT will be objective type, to be answered within two hours.
What is Jat exam in Delhi University?
Delhi University conducts DU JAT (Delhi University Joint Admission Test) annually for shortlisting candidates for admission to the undergraduate management programs at Delhi University’s affiliated B-Schools. QA (Quantitative attitude)-Consist of basic maths and higher maths (11 and 12 class maths).