JKLU MET - Syllabus
J.K Lakshmipat University Management Entrance Test
Created On - March 05 2022 by Nistha Sethi
Quantitative Aptitude is a portion of the exam that assesses a candidate's quantitative and analytical skills. Quantitative Aptitude questions in MBA entrance exams are typically based on simple mathematics. To succeed in Quantitative Aptitude, one must understand the concepts of Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Mensuration.
The Quantitative Aptitude portion appears as a separate section in top MBA admission exams such as the CAT, IIFT, MAT, ATMA, and MAH-CET, whereas it is combined with Data Interpretation in XAT, CMAT, and SNAP.
Percentage | Probability |
Time and Work | Algebra |
Time, Speed and Distance | Linear Equations |
Averages | Partnerships |
Inequalities | Logarithms |
Variation | Profit and Loss |
Ratio | Table and Caselets |
Critical Path | Alligations and Mixtures |
Surds and Indices | Geometry |
Numbers | Mensuration |
Reading Comprehension (RC) preparation is one of the most difficult components of MBA exam preparation. Reading Comprehension, unlike Quantitative Aptitude or Data Interpretation, cannot be prepared to memorize equations or practice questions. Reading comprehension is a learned skill that can only be honed over time.
Reading The CAT, XAT, GMAT, SNAP, IIFT, NMAT, CMAT, and other tests comprehension sections are extremely important and can make or break your total performance. Reading is enjoyable. The ability to comprehend information is important not only for entrance examinations but also for the MBA admissions process as a whole.
Grammar | Paragraph Completion |
Paragraph Jumbles | Verbal Logic |
Reading Comprehension |
One of the most important portions of MBA admission exams is Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning, also known as DI & LR. DILR assesses the exam takers' analytical and critical thinking skills. The area includes questions on a variety of themes, including graphs, charts, diagrams, cases, clocks and calendars, and arrangements, to mention a few. Although the themes and weightings differ by exam, this portion appears on all national and state-level exams.
The difficulty level of DILR is generally regarded as difficult. Not only are the questions difficult, but they're also hard and time-consuming. Getting a high score or percentile in this part, on the other hand, can make or break your chances to crack the exams.
Table Charts | Pie Charts |
Bar Charts | Line Charts |
Non-Verbal Reasoning | Blood Relation |
Statement Arguments | Coding and Decoding |
Matrix Arrangement | Analogy Test |
Number Series Inferences | Statement and Conclusions |
Linear Arrangements |
Candidates can use the Current Affairs Guide 2020 to assist them to prepare for various competitive exams. The majority of the exam preparation is focused on current events of national and international interest. Current events are frequently asked about in question papers for various competitive exams. Current events have an impact on the rest of the General Knowledge/Studies area.
Current Affairs | Statistics |
General Knowledge | Personalities in News |
Trade Awareness | Indian Constitution |
Economics | Literature |
Geography | History |
Sports News | Culture |
Politics |
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Books | Authors/Publishers |
Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations | RS Aggarwal, S Chand |
A Modern Approach to Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning | RS Aggarwal |
How to Prepare for Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension for the CAT | Arun Sharma and Meenakshi Upadhyay, McGraw-Hill Publication |
Verbal Reasoning | BS Sijwalii and Indu Sijwali |
How to Prepare for Data Interpretation for CAT? | Arun Sharma |
How to Prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT? | Arun Sharma |
Handbook on General Awareness | NK Gupta |
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