SET BBA Syllabus 2022 - Download Symbiosis SET Syllabus PDF

SET BBA Syllabus comprises four sections. The candidates preparing for the SET BBA Exam 2022 must go through the SET Syllabus in a thorough manner and ensure a clear understanding. It is essential to understand the SET BBA Syllabus in detail as it will provide a better understanding of the exam and help you plan your preparation in a better manner.

Symbiosis International (Deemed University) does not prescribe any official syllabus of the Symbiosis exam. However, on the basis of the previous year's SET BBA exams trends & analysis, here are some contents that contain the topics that are likely to be covered by any of the serious candidates who are willing to take admission in these prestigious Symbiosis BBA Colleges.

The syllabus of SET-BBA is basically divided into four sections.

1. General English
2. Analytical and Logical Reasoning
3. General Awareness/GK
4. Quantitative Aptitude

The Major Topics of General English section in the SET BBA Syllabus are mentioned below.

• Antonyms
• Grammar
• Error Spotting
• Analogy
• Synonyms
• Contextual Vocabulary
• Fill in the blanks

Check the major topics to be covered in the Quantitative Aptitude or (Elementary Mathematics) section of the exam. The list of Quantitative Aptitude topics for SET BBA Exam 2022 is mentioned below.

• Discount
• Profit & Loss
• Time & Work
• Percentage
• Permutation & Combination
• Number System
• Probability
• Time, Speed & Distance
• Algebra

The major topics of Analytical and Logical Reasoning in the SET BBA Syllabus are given below

• Venn Diagram
• Syllogisms
• Series
• Assumption
• Blood Relationship
• Coding-Decoding
• Arrangement – Seating/CircularCubes

Major topics of the General Awareness syllabus are mentioned below

• Books and authors
• Science
• Sports
• Awards
• Companies and founders
• Last one year Current Affairs

SET BBA Important topics for Static GK Preparation

• International Organizations (IMF, World Bank, IMO, etc): Major world organizations including economic organizations like WTO, IMF, and WB are important. Various political global groupings like the UN and regional groups like ASEAN, SAARC, etc. are also important. One can expect regarding headquarters, chairpersons, functions of the organization, or any other major reform/ event that took place (pertaining to the organization).
• Geography: You can expect general questions from geographical features from India and across the world. Questions on theoretical aspects of geography, like the mechanism of earthquakes, volcanoes, etc. are rarely asked.
• Everyday Science: Focus is more on questions from the application of science rather than theoretical aspects of Physics and Chemistry. Further, expect questions on technologies involved in communication, IT, space, biotechnology, etc. Questions are generally of the School level.
• Awards and Honors
• History: It can be further divided into Indian and World History. Indian History, especially after the 1857 revolt is more important.
• Economy: This is an important section for all entrance tests. You can expect questions from theoretical as well as practical aspects of the Indian and World Economy, with a special focus on India’s macroeconomic indicators, like inflationary trends, GDP, etc.
• Constitution & Polity: In this, you may be asked questions on the working of the Indian Political System e.g. political parties, pressure groups, etc. Also, as far as the constitution is concerned, expect questions on major Articles, Schedules, and Constitutional Amendments. Further, the features of major social schemes launched by the central government in the past are very important. Use “Comparative Reading“. For instance, read in the following manner – First read about the President, then the governor, then read about the PM, then CM, Parliament and then State Legislature, Supreme Court and then High court and so on.