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AppXavier exam will be conducted for Bachelor degree in Management by Xavier group of colleges. BYJU’s Exam Prep experts have come up with St. Xavier Preparation strategy for all the aspirants who are going to appear for the St. Xavier Exam 2022. Here candidates can check the section-wise preparation tips & strategies to get through the exam and get their favorite course in top college.
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St. Xavier Preparation Tips & Strategy 2022
We have discussed preparations tips to crack St. Xavier Exam 2022. Candidates can check the expert’s preparation tips & strategies for targeted and well-planned strategies for the exam.
The entrance test is for those aspirants who are interested in acquiring admissions to BMS and BMM programs at St. Xavier’s College. The St. Xavier’s Entrance Test 2022 will be directed through an AI-proctored platform supported by Manual Proctoring (Invigilation).
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Full Exam Name |
St. Xavier’s College Entrance Test |
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Conducting Body |
St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai |
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Number of sections |
5 |
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Exam Level |
University Level Exam |
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Languages |
English |
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Type of questions |
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) |
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Marks per question |
1 Mark |
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Negative marking |
No |
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Mode of Exam |
Online |
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Exam Duration |
2 Hours |
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Number of Seats |
60 Seats |
St. Xavier Exam Pattern 2022
St. Xavier’s BMS entrance exam will be conducted in online video proctored mode. The test will be in MCQ design and will carry an aggregate of 100 marks. There will be no negative marking. A basic calculator and dark ballpoint pen will be permitted in the exam center. Check Xavier Exam pattern 2022 below.
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Section |
Marks |
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Data Interpretation |
20 |
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General knowledge and current affairs |
20 |
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English language and comprehension skills |
20 |
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Mathematics |
20 |
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Logical and visual reasoning |
20 |
Xavier Preparation Tips 2022- Section-Wise Preparation
Candidates can check the subject-wise preparation tips by experts for the Xavier exam 2022.
How to prepare for English
- Build a stellar vocabulary through prominent books and YouTube content on our channel.
- Brush up your grammar knowledge.
- Do a lot of reading to get better at reading comprehension.
- Maintain a notebook for noting down important words and idioms.
Refer to English Books
- Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
- 30 Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary by Wilfred Funk and Norman Lewis
- Six Weeks to Word Power by Wilfred Funk
- Better English by Norman Lewis
- Basic book on English Grammar (Wren and Martin)
- Any good book on Idioms and Phrases
How to prepare for General Knowledge & Awareness
- Focus on the relevant recent happenings.
- Don’t do a lot of things at a time, because, not everything is important from an exam point of view.
- Static GK isn’t a dominant part of General Awareness, yet does focus on relevant topics.
- Get your hands on business newsletters etc. of the reputed media houses.
General Knowledge & Awareness Books
- General Studies by McGraw Hill
- General Knowledge by Arihant Publication
- Manorama Yearbook
- The Hindu
- The Indian Express
- The Economist
- The Wire
- Live Mint
- The Economic Times
- Press Information Bureau (PIB)
- Current Affairs Magazines
How to prepare for Data Interpretation
- Master arithmetical operations to a great extent.
- Learn how to handle new types of graphs and charts.
- Tabulate data on your rough sheet, in case, your calculation requires you to do so.
- In case the calculations are too complex, try using the approximation method.
- Start your preparation with Arithmetic.
- Brush up your calculation skills.
- Rely less on the use of calculators.
- As you’re done working on these skills, move forward to more challenging topics like Algebra, P&C, etc.
Data Interpretation and Maths Books
- Quantitative Aptitude by R.S. Aggarwal
- Arihant’s Fast Track Objective Arithmetic by Arihant Publication
- Magical Book on Quicker Maths
- NCERT 10th standard.
- Practice quizzes on BYJU’S Exam Prep
- Practice questions from different online sources.
Logical & Visual Reasoning Preparation Tips:
- Start off with the very basic topics like directions, coding, etc.
- Learn mind maps for special types of questions.
- As you move ahead of easy topics, focus on learning Critical Reasoning.
- Do tougher and tougher questions throughout your preparation.
Refer to Verbal Ability Books:
- Verbal and non-verbal reasoning by R.S. Aggarwal
- Analytical Reasoning by M K Pandey
- Data interpretation by RS Agarwal
- Data interpretation by Arun Sharma
