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It assesses students on a set of subjects most commonly applied in business and management education. Below is a general synopsis of the typical syllabus for MBA admission using CUET PG:CUET PG MBA Syllabus Overview:Testing of candidates basically involves the following general key areas for the CUET PG MBA test:1. General Knowledge (GK) and Current AffairsSubjects Covered:Awareness about India and the world  Current political, economic, and social changes  Current developments in areas such as business, sports, entertainment, and science  Significant historical events, national leaders, and capitals of countries  Govt. schemes, international organizations, etc. 2. English Language ComprehensionAreas Covered:*Reading comprehensionError correction  Vocab (synonyms, antonyms)Sentence building and grammarParajumbles and fill-upsIdioms and phrases  Error-spotting3. Quantitative Aptitude (QA)Subject Areas Covered:*  Arithmetic (percentages, ratio and proportion, profit and loss, time and work, simple and compound interest, averages, etc.)-algebra (linear equations, quadratic equations, inequalities) number systems -Data interpretation (tables, graphs, charts) -probability and basic statistics (mean, median, mode, standard deviation)Permutation and combinationTime-speed-distance problems4. Logical and Analytical ReasoningIncluded in the Syllabus- Logical reasoning (syllogism, analogies, coding-decoding, blood relations, etc.)  Analytical reasoning (puzzles, seating arrangement, Venn diagrams)  Logical sequences and patterns  Data sufficiency  Critical reasoning# *5. Business and Economics*What's in it:Fundamentals of management and businessEconomics (microeconomics, macroeconomics, market structures)Marketing, HR, Finance, and OBBusiness ethics, entrepreneurship, and leadershipAdd-on Pages (if available): A few colleges also offer add-on pages or changes to the pattern of the test. For example, Specialization-based Questions in MBA: Some colleges question according to the specialisation of MBA, for example finance, marketing, and human resources.Case Study or Situational Questions: This may also try to assess your capability to decide or solve business-related problems.EndTest Pattern: CUET PG is an entirely MCQ-type examination.Duration of Exam: The exam might be between 2 and 2.5 hours.Negative Marking Scheme: Generally carries a provision for negative marking of the wrong answer (like for every wrong answer, 1 mark is deducted).Preparation Strategy: Give practice to mock tests; work upon the basic problems in quantitative aptitude; develop speed reading and comprehension; and also keep updated about the present affairs. 

CUET PG syllabus for MBA programme includes Maths/ Quantitative Ability, English Comprehension, Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation. The topics covered under each section are as below:Maths/ Quantitative Ability: Time-Speed-Distance, Profit & Loss, Pipes and Cisterns, Work and Wages, Partnership, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Time and Work, Percentages, and Problems on TrainEnglish Comprehension: Sentence Improvement, Idioms & Phrases, Jumbled Para, Reading Comprehension, Paragraph Completion, English Usage Errors, Sentence Correction, One-word Substitution, Synonyms & Antonyms, and English Grammar.Logical Reasoning: Based Problems, Ranking Tests, Arrangements, Direction and Distance Test, Linear, Sequencing, Matrix Arrangements, Cause and Effects, Statements Arguments, Statements and Conclusion, Statements Assumptions, Blood Relationship Tests, Number Series, Inferences, Non-Verbal Reasoning, Coding and Decoding, and Analogy TestData Interpretation: Pie Charts, Line Charts, Bar Graphs, Tabular Charts, Data Sufficiency, Mixed Graphs, Tabulation, Graph Number Systems, and Sets and Venn Diagrams. The test is conducted to check the candidate's critical and analytical skills. The exam lasts 2 hours, and the candidate must attempt 100 questions. The mode of exam will be CBT (Computer Based Test).

V1, V2, and V3 refer to the different forms of verbs used in English tenses. Here is a brief explanation of each:V1 (First form of the verb):Used in present and past simple tense and the present, past and future forms of the continuous and perfect continuous tenses.Examples of the first form of verb: play, sing, eat, goV2 (Second form of the verb):Used exclusively in simple past tenseExamples of the second form of the verb: played, sang, ate, wentV3 (Third form of the verb):Also known as the past participleUsed in perfect tenses and passive voiceExamples of the third form of the verb: played, sung, eaten, goneExamples of V1, V2 and V3 verbs in sentences:V1: I play tennis every Sunday. (Simple Present Tense)V2: I played tennis last Sunday. (Simple Past Tense)V3: I have played tennis for ten years. (Present Perfect Tense)Understanding these verb forms is crucial for constructing correct sentences in various tenses and voices in English.

There are 3 main types of tenses in grammar, each of which is further classified into 4 types (Simple, Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous), totalling 12 tenses. These 12 tenses in English help to express the status and degree of completeness of an action or the existence of a situation. Each tense serves a specific purpose in describing when an action occurs and whether it's ongoing, completed, or anticipated.All the tenses in English are given in the table below. Tenses in EnglishPresent Indefinite TensePast Indefinite TenseFuture Indefinite TensePresent Continuous TensePast Continuous TenseFuture Continuous TensePresent Perfect TensePast Perfect TenseFuture Perfect TensePresent Perfect Continuous TensePast Perfect Continuous TenseFuture Perfect Continuous Tense

Tenses are important for scoring well in different English exams like IELTS, TOEFL, PTE and Duolingo for the following reasons:Correct understanding of tenses shows your grammar accuracy (subject-verb agreement, verb conjugation).The ability to inter-convert sentences easily from one tense form to another demonstrates your ability to express actions in different timeframes (past, present, future).Tenses help you understand the “reading passages” and “listening tasks” which are present in most of the English exams.With your good knowledge of tenses, you can even eliminate the wrong choices in multiple-choice questions and thus get to a correct choice in the exam.